Blue Carbon - A Story from the Snohomish Estuary

“Blue Carbon” is a story of how coastal wetlands mitigate climate change and reduce carbon pollution to benefit all people. This video, filmed in the Snohomish Estuary in Puget Sound, Washington is presented by EarthCorps and Restore America’s Estuaries.
Learn more about restoring coastal wetlands at www.bluecarbon.us
Learn how to get involved with Puget Sound restoration at www.earthcorps.org
Video features in order of appearance: Terry Williams, Tulalip Tribe; John Rybczyk, Western Washington University; Stefanie Simpson, Restore America’s Estuaries; Mariska Kecskes, EarthCorps; Mike Rustay, Snohomish County.

[@felipericketts]

Restoring the natural environment. Now that is a win-win-win! We all benefit. Happy to see this kind of thing being done. We need more of it!

[@ProfRybczyk]

I hope that all of my former and current Wetlands Ecology students noticed the fine examples of mottling and oxidized rhizospheres in that sliced core!

[@bopsmom22]

I love Terry Williams comment! This video really made me happy....passionate people doing their part to help this important area of our planet!

[@sghai948]

Truly amazing and useful documentary🗻🎄👍👍🏞🌲💐💐🙏🙏

[@joequinn3658]

And they are amazing places to paddle !

[@bopsmom22]

I am definitely going to paddle there this coming year! I'd love to hear where you put in and any info on paddling the area! :-)

[@admirald2680]

Superb - well done 👏

[@pantasticalcat]

UW ocean 102 gang where we at??

[@ashleyv949]

Great video!

[@remcovanek2]

Nice vid of interaction of water level combined with a soft water land border

[@Dman9fp]

Is what makes me sick to my stomach metaphorically- Floridians in the 21st century seriously think we "allow freshwater to be wasted" by not selfishly using up freshwater before it naturally enters the ocean... Such anthropogenic thought is now the norm, and will likely get worse. Enjoy it while it lasts :)