The resilience of coastal marshes to hurricanes: The potential impact of excess nutrients von Mo, Yu, Kearney, Michael S., Turner, R. Eugene

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Tidal Marshes across a Chesapeake Bay Subestuary Are Not Keeping up with Sea-Level Rise von Beckett, Leah H, Baldwin, Andrew H, Kearney, Michael S

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Feedback of coastal marshes to climate change: Long‐term phenological shifts von Mo, Yu, Kearney, Michael S., Turner, R. Eugene

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Quantifying moderate resolution remote sensing phenology of Louisiana coastal marshes von Mo, Yu, Momen, Bahram, Kearney, Michael S.

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Microtidal Marshes: Can These Widespread and Fragile Marshes Survive Increasing Climate–Sea Level Variability and Human Action? von Kearney, Michael S, Turner, R. Eugene

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Sea-Level Rise Tipping Point of Delta Survival von Turner, R. Eugene, Kearney, Michael S., Parkinson, Randall W.

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Freshwater river diversions for marsh restoration in Louisiana: Twenty-six years of changing vegetative cover and marsh area von Kearney, Michael S., Riter, J. C. Alexis, Turner, R. Eugene

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Post-Deepwater Horizon Oil Spill Monitoring of Louisiana Salt Marshes Using Landsat Imagery von Mo, Yu, Kearney, Michael, Riter, J.

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The Effects of Tidal Inundation on the Reflectance Characteristics of Coastal Marsh Vegetation von Kearney, Michael S., Stutzer, David, Turpie, Kevin, Stevenson, J. Court

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Comment on: “Integrating Successional Ecology and the Delta Lobe Cycle in Wetland Research and Restoration” by Nyman (2014) von Kearney, Michael S, Riter, C. Alexis, Turner, R. Eugene

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Inter-annual variability in Delaware Bay brackish marsh vegetation, USA von Kearney, Michael S., Alexis Riter, J. C.

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Assessing biomass of diverse coastal marsh ecosystems using statistical and machine learning models von Mo, Yu, Kearney, Michael S., Riter, J.C. Alexis, Zhao, Feng, Tilley, David R.

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Variations in sedimentary environments and accretionary patterns in estuarine marshes undergoing rapid submergence, Chesapeake Bay von Ward, Larry G, Kearney, Michael S, Stevenson, J.Court

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Freshwater river diversions for marsh restoration in Louisiana: Twenty-six years of changing vegetative cover and marsh area: TWENTY-SIX YEARS AT THREE DIVERSIONS von Kearney, Michael S., Riter, J. C. Alexis, Turner, R. Eugene

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Spatial and Temporal Changes in Marsh Vertical Accretion Rates at Monie Bay: Implications for Sea-Level Rise von Kearney, Michael S., Stevenson, J. Court, Ward, Larry G.

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Coastal Risk Versus Vulnerability in an Uncertain Sea Level Future von Kearney, Michael S.

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Sedimentation and erosion in a Chesapeake Bay brackish marsh system von Stevenson, J.Court, Kearney, Michael S., Pendleton, Edward C.

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Upland and Coastal Sediment Sources in a Chesapeake Bay Estuary von Marcus, W. Andrew, Kearney, Michael S.

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Beyond Thermal Performance Curves: Modeling Time-Dependent Effects of Thermal Stress on Ectotherm Growth Rates von Kingsolver, Joel G., Woods, H. Arthur

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Marsh loss in Nanticoke estuary, Chesapeake Bay von Kearney, M.S, Grace, R.E, Stevenson, J.C

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