Saltmarsh Dieback:
That narrow ribbon of marsh between land and sea is dying. What is killing it is still not fully known. The stress of coastal development, pollution, sea level rise, warming trends and constricted growing area may develop stress related pathogens which rot the marsh grass roots and allow for the hollowing out of the marsh grass roots into coral like forms.

1. Narrative

2. Salt Marsh Dieback Time Line Photographs by Joseph Ingoldsby

3. Salt Marsh Dieback by Stephen Smith, Ph.D.
(Download PDF)

4. PowerPoint Presentation by Stephen Smith, Ph.D. (Download PowerPoint)

5. Vanishing Landscapes: The Atlantic Salt Marsh Leonardo MIT Press 42-2 2009
Link: Vanishing Landscapes: Atlantic Salt Marsh Article.

6. Requiem for a Drowning Landscape - ORION Magazine - March / April 2009

7. Fragmentation of the Natural and Cultural Landscape, UW Madison - June 2009

8. Fish Tales of the Last Generation - November 2009

9. Vanishing Landscapes and Endangered Species, Science Exhibitions: Curation & Design, Museums etc Press, UK, 2010. (Press Release)
Link: Vanishing Landscapes and Endangered Species Article

10. From Exploration to Examination to Exhibition of the American Frontier, 2010

11. Sustainable Museums - Strategies for the 21st Century (Press Release)
Link: Green Sanctuaries at Mass Audubon (Graphic)

12. Sustainable Solutions for Biodiversity Loss on Cape Cod

1. Environmental Reports

2. Earth Elegies Blog

1. Ingoldsby, ASLA Web site
ingoldsby-asla.com www.ingoldsby-asla.com

 

 
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