Water development projects have altered the environmental flow landscapes where dams
and diversions have been built, and this could have effects on coastal resources, particularly …

Estuarine fish may remain as residents in areas with favorable conditions for feeding and
refuge, but become mobile and transient where conditions are less favorable. We developed …

Currently the Mississippi delta stands as a highly degraded and threatened coastal
ecosystem having lost about 25% of coastal wetlands during the twentieth century. To …

While inputs from land are recognized as important resources supporting production in
estuaries, the role that storm events play in resource delivery and the response of estuarine …

Derelict crab traps impact the coastal ecosystem through continued catch of target species
and species of conservation, economic, or recreational importance. During volunteer …

Acoustic telemetry was used to examine habitat-and bay-scale connectivity for co-occurring
juvenile fishes, southern flounder (Paralichthys lethostigma) and red drum (Sciaenops …

During the twentieth century about 25% of the wetlands of the Mississippi delta was lost,
partially a result of isolation of the river from the delta. River diversions are being …

Current methods to restore Louisiana's estuaries include the reintroduction of Mississippi
River water through freshwater diversions to wetlands that are hydrologically isolated from …

Wetland management practices range across a continuum from sustainably harvesting
wetland flora and/or fauna, through low‐intensity management of surface water, and …

We tested for unintended mercury contamination problems associated with estuarine
floodplain restoration projects of the Louisiana coastal zone, USA. Barataria Bay and Breton …