Disturbance in Coastal Wetlands: Introduction and Syllabus
Welcome. Disturbance in Coastal Wetlands is a graduate-level class that is being offered at multiple Universities as a credited class or...
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Nov 29, 20231 min
Lecture 13 Recording and SURVEY
A sad moment - my last video post! First a great big thank you to Kyle Cavanaugh for a fantastic lecture on freezing disturbance in...
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zoeh63
Nov 27, 20231 min
The very last lecture...
Please join us tomorrow for our very last lecture featuring Kyle Cavanaugh talking about Freezing as a disturbance in mangroves. Reading...
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zoeh63
Nov 23, 20231 min
Recording for Lecture 12 and reading for Lecture 12.5
Thanks again to Chris Patrick for a great talk about how to synthesize the impacts of hurricanes on coastal ecosystems! The video is...
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zoeh63
Nov 20, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 11
First- apologies! This week the task of posting the lecture turned into a hot potato that I kept dropping to put out fires. I kept...
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zoeh63
Nov 14, 20231 min
Lecture 11 Storm Impacts on Gulf and East Coast Salt Marsh
Just a reminder that Duncan FitzGerald will be talking to the class today (3pm ET) about the impacts of hurricanes on salt marsh. I want...
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zoeh63
Nov 7, 20231 min
Recording for Lecture 10
It was lecture 10, folks! Despite me saying it was lecture 9 all. through. the. class. DOH! Anyway, most importantly I want to thank Anna...
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zoeh63
Nov 1, 20231 min
Recording for Lecture 9
Thank you to Danika van Proosdij for an enjoyable lecture on how ice and winter processes such as freeze-thaw can impact wetland...
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zoeh63
Oct 30, 20231 min
Lecture 8 and Lecture 9
Thanks again to Jim Morris for an extremely interesting lecture last week. In case you haven't already found it, the recording of Lecture...
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zoeh63
Oct 17, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 7
Thanks to everyone for joining us today and THANK YOU to Giulio Mariotti for such an interesting and discussion-provoking talk. For those...
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zoeh63
Oct 16, 20231 min
Lecture 7 with Giulio Mariotti
We are looking forward to hearing from Professor Mariotti tomorrow, who will be talking about Creek bank slumping and creep. The zoom...
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zoeh63
Oct 13, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 6
Enormous thanks to Sinead Crotty, Associate Director at the Yale Carbon Containment Lab, who talked to us about Consumer Disturbance this...
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zoeh63
Oct 3, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 5
Today Zoe Hughes talked about headward eroding creeks and whether they were a response to a disturbance or themselves a disturbance to...
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zoeh63
Sep 28, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 4
Thanks to this week's speaker, Dr. Christopher Hein, for the comprehensive intro to sedimentation processes in coastal wetlands and...
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zoeh63
Sep 25, 20231 min
Lecture 4 with Christopher Hein
Tomorrow! At 3 pm ET, Christopher will give us a fantastic introduction to sedimentation processes in coastal wetlands, and the multitude...
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zoeh63
Sep 21, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 3
A huge thank you to Merryl Alber to speaking to us on Tuesday. Prof Alber has provided her slides - available in the google drive - and...
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zoeh63
Sep 12, 20231 min
Recording of lecture 2
Great to see everyone again this week. To find the recording of today's lecture, please go to the member's page and scroll down to the...
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zoeh63
Sep 11, 20231 min
Lecture 2 - Wrack Disturbance: Experiments
Lecture 2 has crept up on me! I hope it hasn't crept up on Steve who will be presenting the first of our two Wrack Disturbance talks....
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zoeh63
Sep 6, 20231 min
Recording of Lecture 1
Thank you to everyone who attended live on Tuesday. And of course, thank you to Merryl Alber and John Kominoski for a great start to the...
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zoeh63
Sep 1, 20231 min
Lecture 1:
Lecture 1 will be a little different from the expected pattern of class, which will normally only involve one speaker. We will have a...
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