Extensive links to Maryland and national sites on estuarine research.

National Estuarine Research Reserve's Estuary-Net Project. A telecommunications project supporting the development of coastal non-point source pollution education programs.

Ecosystem based approach to California wetland wildlife environmental education in Sonoma County with birdwatching, horseback-riding and Native American sites in wine country.

Barb Marine Consulting offers educational eco cruises in the Indian River Lagoon.

This project investigates the mechanisms affecting secondary production of estuarine ecosystems.

About our estuary, the Comprehensive Conservation and Managment Plan, and promoting wise stewardship of the water quality and living resources of Mobile Bay and the Delta

An excellent site on the salt marsh. The presentation takes the form of a profile through the salt marsh from its lower drainage, up through the low and high marshes, to the surrounding forest. For each zone within the marsh you'll find information about

Supports the most significant wetland system on CaliforniaÆs south-central coast which provides habitat for a number of endangered and/or threatened species.

Promoting scientific study in order to protect and enhance the bay.

Comprehensive wetlands information for the general public, the educational community, and government agencies.

Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve information. Learn about the plant, animal life, and the ecological importance of this tidal estuary.

Network of protected areas established to improve the health of the nation's estuaries and coastal habitats by developing and providing information that promotes informed resource management.

Overview of the program, and profiles of the 28 estuaries in it's system.

Coastal America is a partnership among federal, state and local governments and private alliances to collaboratively address environmental problems along our nation's shoreline.

Learn about man-made wetlands for small flow wastewater treatment in Eastern Ontario. Lissom Earth Sciences demonstration site.

The primary research objective is the study of natural and anthropogenically-induced change in the ecology of estuarine and estuarine-like ecosystems that comprise the NERRS.

Biology of Coastal Dunes and Wetlands

The Hudson River NERR's four sites are located along the river's 100 mile salinity gradient. Nearly 5,000 acres of tidal wetlands and uplands occur at Piermont Marsh, Iona Island, and Tivoli Bays, and Stockport Flats.

Their mission is to foster and sustain the environmental and economic well being of the nation's coast by linking people, information, and technology.

Flood control, population growths, species introduction, salt water intrusion, other information.