Saltmarsh timelapse in the Ribble Estuary @UKCEH
Saltmarsh timelapse in the Ribble Estuary  @UKCEH
Uploaded October 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Our saltmarsh research on the Ribble Estuary includes measurements of greenhouse gas fluxes, analysis of soil cores, and measurements of tidal water flowing into the saltmarsh. Our video shows a floating pH logger on the estuary at spring tide and neap tide and the installation of a flux tower.

All this monitoring will contribute to the first full carbon balance of a saltmarsh. This will provide key data for future incorporation into the UK GHG inventory and development of a UK Saltmarsh Carbon Code. The research platform on the Ribble Estuary is funded by WWF-UK and Aviva.

News: ceh.ac.uk/press/new-monitoring-assess-ability-uk-saltmarshes-suck-co2

Project: ceh.ac.uk/our-science/projects/wwf-saltmarsh-research-platform

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Saltmarsh timelapse in the Ribble Estuary

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