Publications by authors named "Anne Birch"
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- Developing science-based restoration goals that align with stakeholder motivations is crucial for achieving successful long-term ecosystem restoration.* -
- In Pensacola Bay, Florida, a collaborative effort is underway to restore oyster habitats, focusing on various objectives such as enhancing ecosystem services and supporting fisheries.* -
- A spatial model linking oyster habitat suitability with water filtration capability helps identify priority areas for restoration, providing valuable data for planning and community engagement.*
The Sea Level Affecting Marshes Model (SLAMM) was applied at six major estuaries along Florida's Gulf Coast (Pensacola Bay, St. Andrews/Choctawhatchee Bays, Apalachicola Bay, Southern Big Bend, Tampa Bay and Charlotte Harbor) to provide quantitative and spatial information on how coastal ecosystems may change with sea level rise (SLR) and to identify how this information can be used to inform adaption planning. High resolution LiDAR-derived elevation data was utilized under three SLR scenarios: 0.
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