Adrian Wiegman
I am the Learning Coordinator and Data Specialist for Living Observatory. Feel free reach out to me with any question you have about Living Observatory!
I am also a scientist focused 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
- Net phosphorus retention in historically farmed riparian wetlands and in geographically isolated wetlands
Projects
Publications
Adrian Wiegman, Casey Kennedy, Chris Neill, et al.
“Modeling attenuation of nitrogen loads delivered to coastal bays from ecological restoration of cultivated wetlands,” Journal of Geophysical Research: Biogeosciences,
September 2025.
DOI: 10.1029/2025JG008742.