Lunchtime Discovery 11/6/19: Ghosts Forests of the Sounds @ncnaturalsciences
Lunchtime Discovery 11/6/19: Ghosts Forests of the Sounds  @ncnaturalsciences
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What Citizen Science is Teaching Us About North Carolina’s Changing Shores

Dr. Marcelo Ardon Sayao, Department of Forestry and Environmental Resources, North Carolina State University

Ghost forests - areas with dead and dying trees - are a common sight along the North Carolina coast. Are ghost forests becoming more common along North Carolina’s shores? If they are, what does that mean for the provision of ecosystem services provided by coastal wetlands such as carbon sequestration and nutrient retention? In order to answer these questions, we are looking for volunteers to take pictures and collect basic information about cypress trees and send the information to a central website using a mobile device application. Learn more about this unique citizen science project and how you can get involved.
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Lunchtime Discovery 11/6/19: Ghosts Forests of the Sounds

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