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foodweb_baywet: Florida cypress wetlands food web (1998)
Networks of carbon exchanges among species in the cypress wetlands of South Florida. One network covers the wet and the other the dry season. Each node represents a taxon (similar to a species), and a directed edge indicates that one taxon uses another as food.
This network has 128 nodes and 2106 edges.
Tags: Biological, Food web, Weighted

"Coastal #wetlands can’t keep pace with sea-level rise, and #infrastructure is leaving them nowhere to go
Wetlands have flourished along the world’s coastlines for thousands of years, playing valuable roles in the lives of people and

Coastal wetlands can’t keep pace with sea-level rise, and infrastructure is leaving them nowhere to go
A coastal scientist explains why marshes, mangroves and other wetlands can’t keep up with the effects of climate change, and how human infrastructure is making it harder for them to survive.

foodweb_baywet: Florida cypress wetlands food web (1998)
Networks of carbon exchanges among species in the cypress wetlands of South Florida. One network covers the wet and the other the dry season. Each node represents a taxon (similar to a species), and a directed edge indicates that one taxon uses another as food.
This network has 128 nodes and 2106 edges.
Tags: Biological, Food web, Weighted

🙈 Existing wetland conservation programs miss nutrient reduction targets
#environment

Existing wetland conservation programs miss nutrient reduction targets
Abstract. Restoring wetlands will reduce nitrogen contamination from excess fertilization but estimates of the efficacy of the strategy vary widely. The in

Todays a nice day to listen to Vancouver Co-op Radio as they’re doing an #EarthDay 24 hour all day broadcast of the @… soundscape recording of a local wetlands
Which means you can turn your radio to 100.5 FM locally (and various stations internat…

🌊 All tidal wetlands are blue carbon ecosystems
https://academic.oup.com/bioscience/advance-article/doi/10.1093/biosci/biae007/7629946?login=false

All tidal wetlands are blue carbon ecosystems
Abstract. Managing coastal wetlands is one of the most promising activities to reduce atmospheric greenhouse gases, and it also contributes to meeting the Unite

foodweb_baywet: Florida cypress wetlands food web (1998)
Networks of carbon exchanges among species in the cypress wetlands of South Florida. One network covers the wet and the other the dry season. Each node represents a taxon (similar to a species), and a directed edge indicates that one taxon uses another as food.
This network has 128 nodes and 2106 edges.
Tags: Biological, Food web, Weighted

Right, so, visualisations of Galloway
1. About 5,000 years after the ice has melted, with widespread forest;
2. About 5,000 years after that, after 200 generations of human settlement.
This is pure simulation, not actual data; but the land it shows as flooded is either still lochs and wetlands, or land we know has historically been drained. The areas of settlement are plausible, and map onto historical settlements.

Todays a nice day to listen to Vancouver Co-op Radio as they’re doing an #EarthDay 24 hour all day broadcast of the @… soundscape recording of a local wetlands
Which means you can turn your radio to 100.5 FM locally (and various stations internat…

#Drawiny — #NoweDrezdenko again today. Once again, another EMU was attached to us in Krzyż but it was managed in 10 minutes — nevertheless, I don't recommend travelling on Sundays.
Photos:
1., 2. #wetlands near Drawiny.
#Lake
#SilentSunday is a funny tag, given how loud it actually is with all the birdsong)
#hiking

Right, so, visualisations of Galloway
1. About 5,000 years after the ice has melted, with widespread forest;
2. About 5,000 years after that, after 200 generations of human settlement.
This is pure simulation, not actual data; but the land it shows as flooded is either still lochs and wetlands, or land we know has historically been drained. The areas of settlement are plausible, and map onto historical settlements.

foodweb_baywet: Florida cypress wetlands food web (1998)
Networks of carbon exchanges among species in the cypress wetlands of South Florida. One network covers the wet and the other the dry season. Each node represents a taxon (similar to a species), and a directed edge indicates that one taxon uses another as food.
This network has 128 nodes and 2106 edges.
Tags: Biological, Food web, Weighted

Today's #hiking was from #Jastrzębsko Stare (Jastrzębsko station) to Stara #Tuchorza (Tuchorza station).
First, I went southeast, through hills near Jastrzębsko, next to towns of Grubsko and Szarki. Afterwards, I went south, using the east shore of #wetlands and of the Kuźnickie #Lake. At this point, I should note that due to the spills, it's impossible to follow the shore from the north. Instead, you may use the road marked on OSM to get to the central point of the east shore, and follow the shore south from there. Then further south through more hills, and turn west towards Tuchorza.
The hilltop:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.2391&mlon=16.0857#map=13/52.2391/16.0857
geo:52.2391,16.0857?z=13
Wetlands:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.2292&mlon=16.0924#map=13/52.2292/16.0924
geo:52.2292,16.0924?z=13
The lake:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.2196&mlon=16.0879#map=13/52.2196/16.0879
geo:52.2196,16.0879?z=13
The beach:
https://www.openstreetmap.org/?mlat=52.2159&mlon=16.0975#map=13/52.2159/16.0975
geo:52.2159,16.0975?z=13