Salt marsh recovery isn’t enough to offset destroyed older wetlands, study finds
PolicyThursday, May 14, 2026Mongabay

Salt marsh recovery isn’t enough to offset destroyed older wetlands, study finds

A recent study indicates that while salt marshes are expanding and play a significant role in carbon storage, their recovery is insufficient to compensate for the loss of older wetland ecosystems. This highlights the need for policies focused on the protection and restoration of existing wetlands to effectively combat climate change and preserve biodiversity.

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