Monitoring data at the Southern Flow Corridor tidal wetland restoration project, Tillamook Bay, Oregon, 2013-2018

The Southern Flow Corridor (SFC) project implemented in 2016 in southern Tillamook Bay, Oregon is one of the largest tidal wetland restoration projects in the Pacific Northwest. We monitored a range of abiotic and biotic parameters before and after restoration implementation at SFC and in reference tidal wetlands in Tillamook Bay. This dataset includes information on soil accretion rates and pre- and post-restoration wetland elevation, water levels in tidal channels, groundwater level, soil salinity, soil pH, soil organic matter content, and vegetation composition and species richness. The datasets form the basis of a publication by Janousek, Bailey, and Brophy in Estuaries and Coasts, titled "Early ecosystem development varies with elevation and pre-restoration land use/land cover in a Pacific Northwest tidal wetland restoration project".