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Coastal Developments

New York’s East River Becomes a Living Biosensor

Workshop participants gather under the Scott Creek Bridge to discuss near- and long-term ecosystem and transportation needs.

NOAA and Partners Tackle Coastal Resilience at Scott Creek Beach Workshop

Low dune profile with a diversity of grass and herbaceous species.

New Research Reveals How Plants and Site History Shape Dune Recovery

An aerial view of marshes on Bair Island in San Francisco Bay in front of the low-lying homes and businesses of the Redwood Shores community.

New Method to Raise Investment Funds for Projects that Restore Coastal Wetlands

Full Execution of Accelerated EAA Reservoir Contracts Marks Major Milestone in Everglades Restoration

Teledyne Valeport

Registration Opens for Marine Measurement Forum #71

COAST

Blue Action Canada Reveals Second Cohort of Six Startups in Defense, Resilience, and Nature

RWH partnership

New Study Highlights Private-Public Partnership Advancing Coastal Resilience in Woods Hole

Officials from Monroe County, Florida, and Florida State Parks break ground on the new John Pennekamp Coral Reef State Park Discovery Center and Aquarium during an Earth Day ceremony at the park in Key Largo. The $52 million facility is set to open in the fall of 2028 and will include seven tanks totaling 43,000 gallons, including a 23,000-gallon tank devoted to Florida's Coral Reef—the only living coral barrier reef along the coast of North America.

America’s First Undersea Park Launches New Vision for the Future

Novel Strategies for Coral Restoration

Teledyne Marine Launches 2026 Global Video Contest

Oyster reefs in the Dutch Wadden Sea.

Pioneering Experiments to Guide Oyster Restoration Practices

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