The present application relates to the field of ecological restoration of coastal
salt marsh wetlands, and specifically discloses a
recovery mode for high-tide beach areas based on a variety of
salt marsh vegetation communities, comprising: selecting or artificially constructing a high-tide beach
habitat suitable for
salt marsh vegetation recovery; determining the planting location and distribution of the salt
marsh vegetation combination according to the
habitat conditions; laying out a device for preventing damage by pigs before
transplanting; tracking, monitoring and maintaining the growth of the salt
marsh vegetation combination after planting to evaluate its
survival rate; the present application combines native plants such as reeds, and plants reed canary grass and tamarisk together to enrich the
shore plant in a way to form multi-level
plant buffer zones such as "grass-grass" and "grass-
shrub" to enhance the stability and resilience of the coastline, and at the same time achieve the purpose of improving the
carbon sink effect. This configuration and combination
recovery mode breaks the previous recovery mode mainly based on a
single species, and provides new strategies and
modes for
native plant replacement after the removal of spartina alterniflora and the development of coastal
wetland ecological restoration technology.