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Baylands Resilience Metrics: Wildlife Support, Flood Attenuation, and Sediment Placement Feasibility

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Plane, E; Braud, A; Lowe, J; Iknayan, K; Foley, MM. 2024. Baylands Resilience Metrics: Wildlife Support, Flood Attenuation, and Sediment Placement Feasibility. SFEI Contribution No. 1178. San Francisco Estuary Institute: Richmond, CA.

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Appendix A_ Expanded Methods.pdf	2.7 MB

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Date Published

04/2024

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Resilient Landscapes Program

Baylands & Shoreline Resilience

Multi-benefit Sediment Management

Adaptation Science

Sediment Science

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