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Media Category: GCE

Mobile predators structure communities. Credit James Nifong

Posted June 15, 2020

Alligators are one of several mobile apex predators in southeastern estuaries. James Nifong

Ammonia oxidizers transform the nitrogen cycle. Credit Kazimierz Wieski

Posted June 15, 2020

Kazimierz Wieski

Estuaries play an outsized role in the global carbon budget. Credit Steven Pennings.

Posted June 15, 2020

Although estuaries are small in area, they play an outsized role in the global carbon budget. Steven Pennings Steven Pennings

Sea level rise alters wetland function. credit Steven Pennings

Posted June 15, 2020

A long-term experiment at the GCE LTER revealed that rising sea levels would negatively affect tidal freshwater marshes. Steven Pennings

River flow supports marsh production. credit Steven Pennings

Posted June 15, 2020

Long-term monitoring of salt marsh plant production revealed the role of river flow. Andy Penninman

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Posted February 20, 2020

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Posted February 4, 2020

LTER Network Office

Coastal Georgia tidal freshwater marsh

Posted January 21, 2020

Hudson Creek, part of the Georgia Coastal Ecosystems LTER site. Wade Sheldon

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