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Blue Carbon: Coastal Wetlands & Nature-Based Carbon Capture
Coastal marshes and estuaries can sequester large amounts of the atmospheric carbon driving climate change, while also buffering shorelines against the impacts of sea level rise providing wildlife habitat.
Such nature-based solutions could be key to San Rafael's discussions coming this August on how to best protect the Canal.
Dr. Lydia Smith Vaughn, San Francisco Estuary Institute Senior Scientist, describes how wetlands can help shape California's climate future.
Wednesday, June 17, 10am-noon
MCL Climate Action Working Group
In-person at 175 North Redwood Drive, San Rafael
(or by zoom)
Register
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