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Cavanaugh et al. (1) report conclusive evidence of poleward expansion of mangroves at the northern limit of their historic range on the east coast of Florida and associate the expansion to a reduction in the frequency of extreme cold events. We agree with their assertion that mangrove expansion has occurred in eastern Florida, resulting from a lack of extreme freeze perturbations since 1984 (2, 3). We differ, however, with their conclusion that mangrove expansion is evident beyond the northern boundary of their historical range in eastern Florida. We contend that the 2011 mangrove area likely did not exceed the mangrove extent before their study period (1984–2011). The use of 28 y of Landsat satellite …

Mangrove reemergence in the northernmost range limit of eastern Florida