Orlando / Seattle / Puget Sound / Kraus / Newark / New York / Kearneysville / Washington / D.C. / Berlin / Olympia / /
Company
Grady S.P. / Nordstrom / Gates A.S. / Kraft / Leatherman S.P. / Coastal / Russell / Puget / Clark N.A. / A.R. Liss Inc. / /
Country
United States / /
Event
Natural Disaster / /
Facility
Leetown Science Center / Rutgers University / New Jersey Institute of Technology / /
IndustryTerm
bank protection methods / Low wave energy conditions / large marsh systems / energy / human infrastructure / front marsh systems / chemical changes / wave energy / /
MusicAlbum
Physical / /
NaturalFeature
Horseshoe Crab Habitat Beach / Texas coast / Holocene highlands / Maury island / Puget Sound beach / Delaware Bay / Barrier Islands / Delaware Bay Shoreline Delaware Bay / /
Organization
Center for Remote Sensing and Data Analysis / Department of Chemistry and Environmental Science / Rutgers University / Washington Department of Ecology / National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration / American Society of Civil Engineers / Institute of Marine and Coastal Sciences / Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission / Leetown Science Center / New Jersey Institute of Technology / Department of Commerce / King County Department of Natural Resources / /
Person
Vashon Islands / Maury Islands / Nancy L. Jackson / Woods Hole / Van Winkle / /
Position
Zoologist / Porter / /
ProvinceOrState
Texas / New Jersey / West Virginia / New Brunswick / Louisiana / Washington / Pennsylvania / Scarborough / Delaware / Florida / North Carolina / New / Massachusetts / /
PublishedMedium
Physiological and Biochemical Zoology / The Auk / /
Region
mid-Atlantic / East coast / North America / New England / South America / West Virginia / /
Nancy L. Jackson and others 195 Armoring of Estuarine Shorelines and Implications for Horseshoe Crabs on Developed Shorelines in Delaware Bay Nancy L. Jackson1, Karl F. Nordstrom2, and David R. Smith3