Tidal wetland groundwater: the flood from below
Tidal wetlands flood twice a day in the Barnegat Bay. As nature intended, tides rise, water floods the surface, and
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Tidal patterns found under low-lying forests—what comes next as sea levels rise?
As sea level rise, flooding occurs at higher and higher elevations. As flood patterns change, tidal marshes can slowly migrate
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Paddle For The Edge is Expanding!
Barnegat Bay Partnership (BBP) is proud to announce the Paddle for the Edge Program has now expanded into the Great
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Re-Connecting Fragmented Ecosystems
As humans continue to expand their range, the habitats of aquatic and terrestrial organisms are becoming increasingly lost or fragmented.
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Monitoring Marsh Elevation in Barnegat Bay
Every year, usually starting in April, the Barnegat Bay Partnership wetlands research team begins collecting data for our Site Specific
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Paddle for the Edge 2019
Do you have a kayak, canoe, or stand-up paddleboard? We're looking for paddling enthusiasts to help collect important data about
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Dr. Mike Kennish Retiring
Dr. Mike Kennish, a Research Professor at Rutgers University and one of the most prolific scientists in the Barnegat Bay
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Blue Carbon in Barnegat Bay
By Elizabeth Watson and Rose Martin, Academy of Natural Sciences of Drexel University “Blue carbon” is shorthand for the carbon
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