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Pacific Northwest
Blue Carbon Working Group
Oregon's First Online Blue Carbon Mapping Tool is Now Live!
The PNW Blue Carbon Working Group in partnership with Pew Charitable Trusts is happy to announce the availability of an online mapping tool which enables users to investigate ranges of estimated blue carbon values associated with current tidal wetland habitats in Oregon's Coos estuary. The tool also allows users to estimate ranges of possible changes in blue carbon values over time resulting from the restoration of disturbed tidal wetland sites in the estuary. Coos estuary blue carbon mapping methods are now being applied to blue carbon mapping in Oregon's Yaquina estuary with the ultimate goal of developing blue carbon maps for all of Oregon's outer coast estuaries.
Background
The PNW Blue Carbon Working Group is a collaborative group of scientists, restoration practitioners, conservation leaders, land managers, policy experts, carbon finance experts, and funding program leaders committed to developing coastal blue carbon in the Pacific Northwest as a conservation and management tool to help mitigate the effects of climate change.
ABOUT US
The mission of the PNW Coastal Blue Carbon Working Group is to develop coastal blue carbon as a conservation and management tool, so the conservation and restoration of Pacific Northwest tidal wetland ecosystems can be used to help mitigate climate-related changes.
The Membership of the working group includes scientists, restoration practitioners, conservation leaders, land managers, policy and carbon market experts, representatives from carbon registries, and funding program leaders, as well as representatives from key government agencies. The working group reflects broad regional and national interest in coastal blue carbon.
CONTACT US
Craig Cornu
Estuary Technical Group
Institute for Applied Ecology
Coos Bay, OR
(541) 260 2916
Christopher Janousek, PhD
Department of Fisheries and Wildlife
Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR
Heida Diefenderfer, PhD
Pacific Northwest National Laboratory
University of Washington
(360) 681-3619