The Coastal Carbon Network (CCN) is a consortium of biogeochemists, ecologists, pedologists, and coastal land managers with the goal of accelerating the pace of discovery in coastal wetland carbon science by providing their community with access to data, analysis tools, and synthesis opportunities. The Network seeks to catalyze scientific discovery, advance science-informed policy, and improve coastal ecosystem management by: (1) developing a community dedicated to coastal wetland carbon science for basic research, policy development, and management, (2) exploring the ecological links between coastal wetlands, estuaries, and the atmosphere, and (3) sharing data and analysis tools that support the diverse needs of scientists, policy makers and managers. CCN accomplishes this goal by growing iteratively with community feedback, facilitating the sharing of open data and analysis products, offering training in data management and analytics, and leading topical working groups aimed at quantitatively reducing uncertainty in coastal greenhouse gas emissions and storage.
Coastal Carbon Network
Sectors and Themes
Nature-based Solutions and Ecosystem Services
Oceans and Coasts
Scale
National
Sub-national
Resource Type
Platforms
Expertise Level
Specialist
Language
English
Membership Requirement
No
Resources Provided
Tools
Developer or Source
Smithsonian Environmental Research Center (SERC)