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Monitoring the success of salt marsh restoration by evaluating trophic relationships: a multiple stable isotope approach

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Lead Principal Investigator: James-Pirri, Mary-Jane

Partner Institution: University of Rhode Island

Federal Agency: National Park Service

Project Discipline: Natural Resources

Start Year: 2001

End Year: 2004

Products Associated with this Project:

  • Wozniak, A. 2004. Monitoring salt marsh restoration by evaluating trophic relationships : a multiple stable isotope approach. Master’s Thesis. Graduate School of Oceanography, University of Rhode, Narragansett, RI. (Thesis)
  • Wozniak, A., C. Roman, M.-J. James-Pirri, S. Wainright, R. McKinney. Detecting changes in organic matter flow on tide-restored salt marshes: A stable isotope approach. New England Estuarine Research Society Meeting, Block Island, RI. October 20-23, 2004.  (Presentation(s))
  • Wozniak, A., C. Roman, S. Wainwright, R. McKinney, M.-J. James-Pirri. 2006. Monitoring food web changes with tidal restoration of salt marshes: a carbon stable isotope approach. Estuaries and Coasts 29:568-578. (Publication)
  • Wozniak, A., M.-J. James-Pirri , C. Roman, S. Wainright, R. McKinney. Monitoring the success of a salt marsh restoration by evaluating trophic relationships: A multiple stable isotope approach. Estuarine Research Federation, Seattle, WA. September 14-18, 2003. (Presentation(s))
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    Elin Torell

    Director, North Atlantic Coast CESU

    University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute

    elintorell@uri.edu

    Brian Mitchell

    North Atlantic Coast Cooperative Ecosystem Studies Unit

    National Park Service

    Brian_Mitchell@nps.gov

    Jaclyn Witterschein

    Administrative Coordinator

    University of Rhode Island Coastal Institute

    jwitterschein@uri.edu

    naccesu@uri.edu

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