coastal degradation

Essay | Leave only bubbles: The importance of coral reef nurseries
A large reef made up of orange corals spreading out in every direction. A field of underwater corals extend into the blue distance.

Staghorn coral outplants at Cane Bay, St. Croix. (Kemit-Amon Lewis)

Heidi Sproull
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry
In this story, I speak with coral reef scientists about the effects of coral bleaching and restoration efforts being made to preserve reefs.
Essay | My coast is toast: Remembering Hurricane Sandy and looking toward the future of climate change
A vibrant pink and purple sunset envelops the Long Island Sound.

A view of the Long Island Sound from my backyard. (Jane Cameron/George Washington University)

Jane Cameron
George Washington University
Hurricane-battered coastlines are disappearing due to the climate crisis. Without intervention, my community and the town I grew up in are threatened.
'Coastal Degradation Through Fresh Eyes': A picture book come to life
Delaney Graham
SUNY Environmental Science and Forestry
This video is a picture book come to life, with original designs and watercolor paintings made to present the topic of coastal degradation in an eye-catching and engaging way.