Adrian Wiegman

My work focuses on the intersection between wetlands, water quality, agriculture, and human development. I apply biogeochemistry, ecosystem ecology, geospatial analysis, process modeling and data science to conduct research that informs decision making for natural resource management. I am interested in telling stories about how trends in global change influence the relationship between local communities and the landscape.

Current Projects

• Modeling watershed nitrogen load attenuation resulting from wetland restoration of cranberry bogs in southeastern Massachusetts
• Factors that influence nutrient loading in renovated cranberry farms planted with high yielding hybrid varieties