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  1. Hemos pasado una nueva pesadilla personal en el periplo de nuestros aventureros en el bosque chungo de nuestra campaña de Saltmarsh en busca del Señor del Osario. Por lo menos nuestro bardo no ha olvidado nadie y ya no todo el mundo le parece igual.

    Y tras tener una agradable charla con un esqueleto criador de hongos la mar de simpático... ¿quién tiene dos pulgares, una camisa hawaiiana, mochila enorme, es un mapache y se va a enfrentar a SU PEOR PESADILLA?

    La siguiente sesión va a ser de traca.

    #ChuckDraugRPG #Saltmarsh #LoDelRol #DnD5e

  2. #Saltmarsh and the surrounding areas are ripe for extended exploration, adventure, and storytelling. Why stop at the Ghosts of Saltmarsh when you can spin up new adventures filled with peril, mystery, and treasure?
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  3. Llevamos unas sesiones de Saltmarsh que son canela fina por referencias a «Los caballeros de la mesa cuadrada» y al concepto de que los personajes pasen por toda clase de terrores y pesadillas.

    ¿Miedo a perder la conexión con tu deidad y que te ataque un pájaro gigante de fuego? ¿Miedo a que el fondo marino se seque y tu especie se extinga? ¿Miedo a que pierdas tus recuerdos y que todo te parezca igual? Solo nos falta uno que debe afrontar sus miedos y a saber qué le pasará...

    ... Ese uno soy yo. El que lleva al mapache turbocapitalista que parece no ser lo que aparenta...

    ... Porque alguien tuvo que hacer la prueba de las tres preguntas sinceras para no acabar en una ciénaga ardiente y ahora... [le gasp] ¡los colegas de Tete se enteran de que usa seudónimo! (No lo voy a decir aquí, eso queda entre jugadores y DM).

    #LoDelRol #ChuckDraugRPG #DnD5e #Saltmarsh

  4. Hoy hemos seguido con la campaña de Saltmarsh. Nuestro clérigo ha vivido su peor pesadilla y pierde contacto con su dios, aunque el bardo del grupo dice que todo lo que nos está pasando es una ilusión. Por eso igual nuestro rastrero y turbocapitalista mapache en camisa hawaiiana (un seguro servidor) no se ha lanzado por la pila de oro vigilada por un pajarraco de fuego gargantuesco, porque igual es de mentira aunque parezca real.

    Y nuestra exploradora medusa favorita nos ha marcado el camino a seguir lejos de todo esto con sus acrobacias porque el suelo es alquitrán, y ya se sabe lo que pasa con un pajarraco cabreado, el fuego y el alquitrán, por muy ilusorios que sean.

    Y ahora pasemos a algo completamente diferente.

    #LoDelRol #Saltmarsh #DnD5e #ChuckDraugRPG

  5. #Saltmarsh and the surrounding areas are ripe for extended exploration, adventure, and storytelling. Why stop at the Ghosts of Saltmarsh when you can spin up new adventures filled with peril, mystery, and treasure?
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  6. That’s the end of the saltmarsh planting sessions for now. Many thanks to all the volunteers who came out to help get thousands of plants planted.
    Next it’s time to take more cuttings from the stock plants in the poly tunnel.

    There’s a wee blog post with some of the photos taken during the planting here:

    greenshores.wp.st-andrews.ac.u

    #Saltmarsh #volunteers #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund

  7. Hacía tiempo que no manejaba al personaje más despreciable, rastrero y oportunista que he creado jamás: Tete Petate, mapache, pícaro y capitalista.

    Ha sido un placer volver a jugar Saltmarsh, quitando recordar qué hacían nuestro personajes ha sido como si no hubiese habido un parón. Vamos por un bosque misterioso con plantas variadas e insectos peligrosos, patos ricachones que salvar, estampidas con jabalíes monstruosos... un pythoniano caballero... gris.

    Se echaba de menos.

    #ChuckDraugRPG #Saltmarsh #LoDelRol #DnD

  8. Another great day saltmarsh restoration planting on the Eden Estuary, many thanks to today’s volunteers- the polytunnel grown plants now out in the wild to fend for themselves (with a little protection from the waves by the fencing)
    #MarshMadness #volunteers #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #Saltmarsh

  9. More info about the Dornoch Firth saltmarsh restoration planting sessions coming up on the 24 and 25 March.

    We're looking for more volunteers to join us.

    It would be great to have a big group of volunteers out planting, learning a bit more about saltmarsh and helping their local area.

    Contact info is on the poster and in the Alt Text.

    #Scotland #DornochFirth #Volunteering #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness

  10. More info about the Dornoch Firth saltmarsh restoration planting sessions coming up on the 24 and 25 March.

    We're looking for more volunteers to join us.

    It would be great to have a big group of volunteers out planting, learning a bit more about saltmarsh and helping their local area.

    Contact info is on the poster and in the Alt Text.

    #Scotland #DornochFirth #Volunteering #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness

  11. More info about the Dornoch Firth saltmarsh restoration planting sessions coming up on the 24 and 25 March.

    We're looking for more volunteers to join us.

    It would be great to have a big group of volunteers out planting, learning a bit more about saltmarsh and helping their local area.

    Contact info is on the poster and in the Alt Text.

    #Scotland #DornochFirth #Volunteering #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness

  12. More info about the Dornoch Firth saltmarsh restoration planting sessions coming up on the 24 and 25 March.

    We're looking for more volunteers to join us.

    It would be great to have a big group of volunteers out planting, learning a bit more about saltmarsh and helping their local area.

    Contact info is on the poster and in the Alt Text.

    #Scotland #DornochFirth #Volunteering #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness

  13. More info about the Dornoch Firth saltmarsh restoration planting sessions coming up on the 24 and 25 March.

    We're looking for more volunteers to join us.

    It would be great to have a big group of volunteers out planting, learning a bit more about saltmarsh and helping their local area.

    Contact info is on the poster and in the Alt Text.

    #Scotland #DornochFirth #Volunteering #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness

  14. Thanks to our fabulous volunteers we got more saltmarsh grasses planted behind protective fencing to help restore saltmarsh on the Eden Estuary today.
    #Saltmarsh #MarshMadness #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund

  15. #Saltmarsh and the surrounding areas are ripe for extended exploration, adventure, and storytelling. Why stop at the Ghosts of Saltmarsh when you can spin up new adventures filled with peril, mystery, and treasure?
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  16. A very successful first week's planting at Tayport common saltmarsh, all the plants were planted and the polytunnel has a bit more space in it.
    Many thanks to all the fabulous volunteers who came out to help on the sunny saltmarsh.

    There is still time to sign up for the next sessions, on the Eden estuary, on the 10th, 11th, 17th-19th March.
    contact [email protected] to sign up
    More info at greenshores.wp.st-andrews.ac.uk
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #Volunteers #Saltmarsh

  17. We've got more opportunities to join the saltmarsh planting fun on the 10th and 11th of March on the Eden Estuary North Shore, near Leuchars.
    Get in touch to sign up.
    more info on our website
    greenshores.wp.st-andrews.ac.u
    #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #Saltmarsh #Conservation

  18. We're into saltmarsh restoration planting season again!

    If you are in Fife or nearby we have planting sessions in Tayport, and on the Eden Estuary, north and south shores, over the next few weeks. Details online greenshores.wp.st-andrews.ac.u

    First up is Tayport on March 3rd and 4th

    We have some wellies and waterproofs we can lend out for the session, let us know if you need a loan when you email to sign up.

    please share

    #Saltmarsh #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund #Volunteering #TayRiver

  19. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  20. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  21. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  22. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  23. #WetlandRestoration and Improvement Projects Receive $4.6 Million in Funding

    February 09, 2026 | #Maine

    AUGUSTA, Maine — "The Maine Natural Resource Conservation Program (#MNRCP) awarded over $4.6 million for 10 projects that will restore and enhance freshwater and coastal wetlands and streams, the Maine Department of Environmental Protection (#MaineDEP) announced today.

    The projects awarded funding include:

    - Improving degraded #SaltMarsh around the #YorkRiver
    - Restoring #eelgrass in the #GreatSaltBay
    - Removing dams on the #RoyalRiver in #YarmouthME and the #NezinscotRiver in #BuckfieldME
    - Reconnecting a side channel and reestablishing #wetlands along the Upper #MagallowayRiver
    - Expanding and enhancing the #RiparianBuffer of a brook in #WaldoboroME
    - Upgrading a culvert to a bridge on a tributary to the #AroostookRiver
    - Restoring and reconnecting #wetlands in #AcadiaNationalPark

    "In total, $4,633,343 was awarded to restore wetlands that will improve water quality, enhance fish and wildlife habitat, and mitigate flooding impacts.

    "#MNRCP is one of the most important funding sources for wetland restoration and conservation projects in the state. Since it began in 2008, the program has awarded over $36 million for 183 wetland restoration and conservation projects. Public agencies, municipalities, Tribes and nonprofit conservation organizations are all eligible to apply for funding. MNRCP funding can cover the costs of wetland consultants and engineers who support project design and implementation.

    "The program provides opportunities for restoration projects that help improve a broad range of critical habitats, both inland and along Maine’s coast."

    Read more:
    nature.org/en-us/newsroom/mnrc

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineRivers #MaineWetlands #WetlandRestoration #RestoringNature #DamRemoval

  24. The south-easterly winds we’ve been having lately have thrown lots of seaweed up on the saltmarsh grass, emphasising the connection between land and sea.
    #Saltmarsh #TextureTuesday #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund

  25. A wetlands post for the day after World Wetlands Day.
    This wooden post was spotted on saltmarsh on the River Eden, lichen covering some of the paint.
    #WorldWetlandsDay #LichenSubscribe #Saltmarsh

  26. #Saltmarsh and the surrounding areas are ripe for extended exploration, adventure, and storytelling. Why stop at the Ghosts of Saltmarsh when you can spin up new adventures filled with peril, mystery, and treasure?
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  27. Saltmarsh in Dornoch last January taken on a sampling trip.
    Many textures, from the sharp ice to the brushed (by the sea) grass.
    We've got more sampling to do in February, and more planting in March.

    #TextureTuesday #Saltmarsh #NatureScot #NatureRestorationFund

  28. How successive #meteotsunami and storm activity disrupts #saltmarsh vegetation

    Clare Lewis, Jonathan Dale, Jessica Neumann, Tim Smyth, Hannah Cloke, October 2025

    Abstract
    "Meteotsunami (#MeteorologicalTsunami) are globally occurring progressive shallow water waves with a period of between 2 and 120 min which result from sudden pressure changes and wind stress due to moving atmospheric systems. These waves are known to cause destruction to and loss of assets. Currently, there is no research into the impact of meteotsunami on #CoastalEcosystems such as saltmarshes, despite the significant role saltmarsh play in providing vital habitats for resident and migrating birds, natural flood defences and climate mitigation. As such the restoration of saltmarshes has emerged as a pivotal focus within the UK Government's environmental policy framework.

    "This paper examines the impact of two meteotsunami events (2016 and 2021) on saltmarsh vegetation in the southwestern #UK. An assessment of the vegetation pre and post event was undertaken using high resolution satellite imagery and the Normalised Difference Vegetation Index (#NDVI). Results revealed that the 2016 meteotsunami exacted minimal vegetation change with a decrease in NDVI from 0.26 to 0.23 and a temporary reduction in coverage of 40%, suggesting a potential resilience to single episodic disturbances. In contrast, the 2021 event, compounded by multiple significant storms and additional meteotsunami, led to a decline in NDVI values from 0.44 to 0.22 and a temporary reduction in vegetation coverage of 66%.

    "Both events indicated a short-term disruption with a relatively rapid rebound (within one to three months). However, the longer-term effects of such a disruption on the saltmarsh ecosystem need to be investigated further.
    This comparative analysis underscores the complex interactions between meteotsunami, climatic phenomena, and coastal vegetation dynamics, highlighting the necessity for ongoing monitoring and research to understand the resilience mechanisms of such ecosystems in the face of increasing #ClimaticVariability and #ExtremeWeather events."

    Full paper:
    sciencedirect.com/science/arti

    #ClimateChange #AtmosphericDisturbances #AtmosphericDisturbance #CoastalAreas #RogueWave