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Adult Night: Piratetology

Explora New Mexico

May 17, 2024 at 6:00 AM

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Florida International University

Catch the Tide Miami - Peeking at Future Sea Levels

To better understand flooding, validate inundation models and support decision making with data and understanding.

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Citizen Science nuisance flooding coastal flooding high tidesmiami floodingking tides sea level rise king tides monitoring miamifloodingclimate change

MOLA (Museum of London Archaeology)

CITiZAN (Coastal and Intertidal Zone Archaeological Network)

To respond to the threat to England’s coastal archaeology

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Citizen ScienceNature & OutdoorsComputers & TechnologyArchaeology & CulturalEcology & EnvironmentOcean Water MarineClimate & Weatherheritagecoastalarchaeologyenglandcitizen science monitoringappintertidalsurveystorms

Coastal Resilience Design Studio

Coastal Observer

Engaging citizens to monitor weather and water in our changing environment.

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Citizen ScienceClimate & WeatherOcean Water MarineNature & Outdoorsweatherwatercoastal communitiesfloodingwavespondingturbiditylakessea level risewatchingpicturesriversoceanresiliencestormwaterstreamsclimate changephotosseascoastal communityspottingwater claritystormsrainobservationintensifying stormsfeelingspondsbeachclimatecommunitycoastal

CyanoTRACKER

Monitor algal blooms and report it.

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Citizen ScienceOcean Water MarineNature & OutdoorsClimate & WeatherGeographyEcology & EnvironmentGeology & Earth Scienceoceanwaterblue green algaepondriverreportalgal bloomslakealgal bloom

College of the Atlantic

George B. Dorr Museum of Natural History

Bar Harbor Maine

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CommunityExhibitionLive ScienceGeneral ScienceVisit/Drop-In

Ghosts of the Coast

Document the formation of ghost forests.

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Citizen ScienceEcology & EnvironmentEducationOcean Water Marinesweet gumvirginiasouth carolinachanging shorelineriverbankkeryn gedanrising seasstorymaplow elevationcoastal ecologytree deathcattus islandmarylandcoastalnew jerseyestuarydelawaresapdelaware bayphragmitesthe george washington universityfloridanorth carolinatidal inundationsalt tolerantdead treesspartina patensmaritime forestland conversionkilling treessaltwaterclimate changemid atlanticvirginia coast reservebleached treescedarhurricaneblue crabsaltwater marshesgeologyshorelinesea level risemullica river estuarytributariespinesomerset countysalt stressghost forestdying forestwildfiresecologyfloodchanging landscapedelmarva peninsulageorgianew yorkgedan labgeographyglobal warmingstormmarsh migrationsalt water intrusionmarshseawatereastern shoresoilsaltsalt watersawgrasssalinewetlandseast coastchesapeake bayblackwater national refugecordgrasscoastal marine ecologydying treesfloodingprime hook national wildlife refugetideswampforestsurvey123groundwatercoastal educationregenerationtree stumpghosts of the coastwoodsalt tolerant plantsdroughtdisturbanceblack needle rushmarinestumpsaltwater marsh