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Researchers studying 'ghost forests' in Somerset County
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Researchers studying 'ghost forests' in Somerset County
SOMERSET CO., Md. – Rising sea levels are causing ecosystems in Somerset County to shift, resulting in marshes moving inland and trees dying off. They are creating “ghost forests,” which are becoming more prevalent within the coastal community. “We know there is salinization happening and we are really susceptible to that here because we are really low elevation,” said Stephanie Stotts, Professor of Forest Ecology at the University of Maryland E…
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