About Me

I am interested in determining the factors controlling salt marsh growth and resilience to drowning under sea level rise. Currently, I am comparing the relative importance of sea level rise and suspended sediment supply in driving salt marsh areal growth and vertical sediment accretion along the Oregon Coast. I am additionally interested in quantifying carbon burial rates in these systems.


Contact: peckerin@oregonstate.edu

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M.S. Thesis: Competing Roles of Sea Level Rise and Sediment Supply on Sediment Accretion and Carbon Burial in Tidal Wetlands; Northern Oregon, U.S.A.

Featured Articles:

6 Oregon Salt Marshes Have Stayed Ahead of Rising Sea, Study Says by Tiffany Woods, 2019

Deep Blue by Nancy Steinberg, 2018

Sea Level Rise and Oregon Salt Marshes by ARCS, 2017

Getting to Know Erin Peck by ARCS, 2017

Outreach & Education Products:

Measuring Organic Carbon, Flickr Story Series

Collecting Salt Marsh Sediment Cores, YouTube Video

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