South Baylands Mercury Project: Assessing Differences in Food-web Mercury Associated with Restoring Salt Ponds to Tidal Marsh in South San Francisco Bay | San Francisco Estuary Institute

South Baylands Mercury Project: Assessing Differences in Food-web Mercury Associated with Restoring Salt Ponds to Tidal Marsh in South San Francisco Bay

Preferred Citation

Robinson, A; Grenier, L; Collins, JN; Melwani, AR; Bezalel, SN; Hunt, JA; DiPasquale, MM; Drury, D. 2009. South Baylands Mercury Project: Assessing Differences in Food-web Mercury Associated with Restoring Salt Ponds to Tidal Marsh in South San Francisco Bay. Oakland, Ca.

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Author

Letitia Grenier

Mark DiPasquale

Programs and Focus Areas

Clean Water Program

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Associated Projects

South Baylands Mercury Project (SBMP)

We have developed biosentinel species indicators for wetlands to help the SBMP management team make decisions relative to mercury risk about where and how to restore salt ponds to wetlands.