St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center
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Recent Coastal and Marine Publications April/May 2019
List of highlighted coastal and marine publications for Apirl/May 2019.
Coral Reef Barriers Provide Flood Protection for More Than 18,000 People and $1.8 Billion Worth of Coastal Infrastructure and Economic Activity Annually
Study helps managers take effective actions to reduce the risk to, and increase the resiliency of, U.S. mainland and U.S. insular coastal communities to flooding and other hazards.
Sound Waves Newsletter - April / May 2019
Coastal and Marine Research From Across the USGS
Recent Coastal and Marine Fieldwork - April/May 2019
In May 2019, USGS coastal and marine scientists visited several coastal and offshore locations, studying reservoir sediment after a wildfire disaster in California, a new remote-control surveying boat in Massachusetts, hypersaline lake sediments in the Dominican Republic, and much more.
Photo Roundup - April/May 2019
A selection of coastal and marine images from across the USGS.
Mapping by Moonlight
Every successful expedition has a skilled pathfinder who points the way. Meet ours.
WaterWords–Infauna
Keep up to speed with our Falkor research cruise with this latest seafloor syntax!
WaterWords–Foraminifera
Keep up to speed with our Falkor research cruise with this latest seafloor syntax!
WaterWords–Authigenic
Keep up to speed with Falkor research cruise with our latest seafloor syntax!
WaterWords–Benthic Zone
Keep up to speed with our Falkor research cruise with this latest seafloor syntax!
Celebrate Oceans Month – USGS Science on the Seas
Our Earth is indeed a watery planet – nearly two-thirds of its surface is covered by water. And all but 3% of that water covers land submerged under the oceans. Our seas are the source of living and non-living resources that we rely on for food, recreation, protection from storms, energy and minerals, and so much more.