Can Salt Marshes Help Fight Climate Change? at the Tijuana Estuary

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Join Interpreter Marya to discover how salt marshes thrive in one of the most dynamic natural environments. Despite this, they have the ability to sequester (take in and store) carbon better than most other plant communities. We’ll explore the following questions: What exactly is a salt marsh?

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