carbon
From soil cores to spatial mapping, storage to sequestration, protection to restoration, local to global – our work examines why saltmarshes are valuable in tackling the climate crisis.

Global carbon stocks
The first detailed global map of carbon stored in tidal marsh soils highlights their importance for climate action.

GB carbon accumulation
Britain’s saltmarshes accumulate carbon more slowly than earlier estimates, underlining the importance of protecting existing carbon stores.

GB carbon stocks
Britain’s saltmarshes store vast amounts of carbon, significantly influencing climate mitigation strategies and national carbon accounting.

Restoring carbon
Saltmarsh restoration in Britain can significantly enhance carbon storage, but success depends heavily on location and plant communities.

Mapping carbon
Comparing methods for estimating saltmarsh carbon storage reveals big differences, highlighting the need for accurate measurement strategies.

CarbonQuest
The Citizen Science project that saw over 100 volunteers gather soil cores from saltmarshes across Great Britain.

Sampling carbon simply
Simple observations of plant types and soil conditions can predict how much carbon salt marshes store, aiding climate action.