BREACH III: Evaluating and Predicting ýRestoration Thresholdsý in Evolving Freshwater-Tidal Marshes, Task 8.

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Funding is available through a CALFED Science grant to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to support the integration of the scientific and technical understanding of restoration trajectories with the changing risks of flooding and levee erosion. This work contributes to the CALFED Science Program’s desire to describe the biotic and abiotic effects of passive restoration on tidally influenced freshwater marsh complexes. The work will be completed over a 3 year period, with two years devoted to field work and the third devoted to model development, synthesis, and information dissemination. To view the full announcement, click on the “Application” tab on the right side near the top of this page. On the next screen, go to the far right side of the blue/gray bar near the bottom of the page and click on “download” under the heading “Instructions and Application”. In the third screen, click on “Download Application Instructions” to view the full announcement and on “Download Application Package” for the required additional forms.

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