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Investigating plant community structure and diversity in coastal freshwater wetlands to identify patterns of vulnerability to saltwater intrusion
Coastal freshwater wetlands provide essential ecosystem services and support high biodiversity but are increasingly threatened by saltwater intrusion through sea-level rise and storm surge. Effective management of these wetlands requires spatially explicit information to assess individual wetland vu
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