This Reserve-designed process, brings scientists and decision makers together to create a shared understanding of how changes in climate and management practices will make a habitat more or less vulnerable in the future.

This project developed new tools to process, analyze, and communicate Reserve Surface Elevation Tables data.

This national assessment offers “apples to apples” comparisons of U.S. tidal marsh resilience according to metrics of current marsh conditions, vulnerability to sea level rise, and potential for adaptation.

This multi-Reserve project created guidance to inform future research and restoration work using thin layers of sediment to elevate tidal marshes threatened by rising seas.

Grounded in the experience of six Reserves, this guide supports collaborative efforts to identify, protect, and manage lands that provide pathways for tidal wetland migration.