Q&As with Floridians on the front lines of fighting climate change
The Invading Sea is interviewing Floridians working to address climate impacts and other environmental challenges.
The Invading Sea is interviewing Floridians working to address climate impacts and other environmental challenges.
Living shorelines promote healthy ecosystems and stabilize coasts through the strategic placement of natural materials.
Largely modeled after the Southeast Climate Compact, the Tampa Bay Regional Resiliency Coalition was formed in 2018.
St. Petersburg, as a costal community, is experiencing increased hazards from sea level rise, storm events and tidal flooding.
The Fort Lauderdale-based startup uses an interlocking modular system, meaning additional walls can be added as levels rise.
Based in Pompano Beach, 1Print creates artificial reefs and seawalls that integrate habitats for marine life.
Florida scored 'OK' in sediment management but 'Bad' in coastal armoring, development and sea-level rise.
A Q&A with Anya Freeman of Kind Designs, which creates living seawalls with environmental benefits over traditional seawalls.
Living shorelines offer a sustainable alternative to traditional protection methods that can exacerbate problems they aim to solve.
As coral bleaching events become more common, scientists are working to understand which corals survive and why.
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