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Geologist Jim Hein and Physical Science Technician Kira Mizell stand with their display of seafloor minerals for an event.

Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

An important role of the Coastal Change Hazards (CCH) program focus is to foster communication and information exchange, promote collaboration, build partnerships, and connect people with CCH knowledge, data, and tools. Coastal communities and practitioners need scientific information to support decisions regarding development, economics, environmental health, and public safety along the coast...
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Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program
Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

An important role of the Coastal Change Hazards (CCH) program focus is to foster communication and information exchange, promote collaboration, build partnerships, and connect people with CCH knowledge, data, and tools. Coastal communities and practitioners need scientific information to support decisions regarding development, economics, environmental health, and public safety along the coast...
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Three scientists in hats and life vests on a boat driving by a fort on the edge of a tropical island

Puerto Rico Coastal Hazards

The island of Puerto Rico is subject to numerous natural hazards including hurricanes and coastal erosion. Information on how the island’s coastal environments respond to these events is critical for bolstering coastal resilience. Dr. Legna Torres-Garcia, who was born in raised in Puerto Rico, is leading an effort to study coastal hazards and make this information more accessible to communities on...

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SPCMSC Scientists Live-Tweeted Conference Presentations for Geological Society of America (GSA)

SPCMSC Scientists Live-Tweeted Conference Presentations for Geological Society of America (GSA)

USGS scientists Jennifer Miselis and Daniel Ciarletta live-tweeted presentations in lieu of in-person Geological Society of America conference about...

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Oceanographer Lauren Toth publishes lesson plan to teach how climate influences coral growth

Oceanographer Lauren Toth publishes lesson plan to teach how climate influences coral growth

Research Oceanographer Lauren Toth from the St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center co-authored a lesson plan published in Oceanography to...

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Scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represent USGS at the Ocean Sciences 2020 Meeting in San Diego

Scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represent USGS at the Ocean Sciences 2020 Meeting in San Diego

A total of nineteen scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represented USGS at the 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting in San Diego...

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SPCMSC hosts mini panel discussion on climate change with local school group

SPCMSC hosts mini panel discussion on climate change with local school group

Meaghan Emory, Information Specialist, will be hosting a visit from a local school group to come tour the St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science...

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Sediment trap in Gulf of America recovered one last time, marking the culmination of a 12-year time series

Sediment trap in Gulf of America recovered one last time, marking the culmination of a 12-year time series

Julie Richey, Caitlin Reynolds, and colleagues retrieved a sediment trap from the northern Gulf of America during a 3-day cruise (February 7–9, 2020)...

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USGS oceanographer featured in a comic about corals and marine protected areas

USGS oceanographer featured in a comic about corals and marine protected areas

USGS researcher Lauren Toth was recently featured in an informative cartoon about the stressors imposed on corals even within marine protected areas...

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New publication uses ensemble models to help prioritize piping plover habitats

New publication uses ensemble models to help prioritize piping plover habitats

USGS scientist Sara Zeigler partnered with Rutgers University researcher Brooke Maslo on a new publication released in Conservation Science and...

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USGS Loses a Dear Friend and Colleague, Barbara Lidz

USGS Loses a Dear Friend and Colleague, Barbara Lidz

The USGS recently lost a dear friend and colleague, Barbara Lidz, who passed away Thursday, September 26, 2019.

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Tropical Storm Threatened to Stop Science Festival…But Didn’t Stop Us from Celebrating Science!

Tropical Storm Threatened to Stop Science Festival…But Didn’t Stop Us from Celebrating Science!

USGS participated in the the St. Petersburg Science Festival, an annual event held in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, that invites local schools and...

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Inspiring the next generation of Oceanographers during the Great American Teach-In

Inspiring the next generation of Oceanographers during the Great American Teach-In

Research Graduate Assistant Legna Torres-Garcia participated in the Great American Teach-In on Wednesday, November 13. She attended Douglas L...

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Science and Products

Geologist Jim Hein and Physical Science Technician Kira Mizell stand with their display of seafloor minerals for an event.

Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

An important role of the Coastal Change Hazards (CCH) program focus is to foster communication and information exchange, promote collaboration, build partnerships, and connect people with CCH knowledge, data, and tools. Coastal communities and practitioners need scientific information to support decisions regarding development, economics, environmental health, and public safety along the coast...
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Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program
Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

Coastal Change Hazards - Stakeholder Engagement and Communications

An important role of the Coastal Change Hazards (CCH) program focus is to foster communication and information exchange, promote collaboration, build partnerships, and connect people with CCH knowledge, data, and tools. Coastal communities and practitioners need scientific information to support decisions regarding development, economics, environmental health, and public safety along the coast...
Learn More

View photos and videos by Meaghan Emory.

Three scientists in hats and life vests on a boat driving by a fort on the edge of a tropical island

Puerto Rico Coastal Hazards

The island of Puerto Rico is subject to numerous natural hazards including hurricanes and coastal erosion. Information on how the island’s coastal environments respond to these events is critical for bolstering coastal resilience. Dr. Legna Torres-Garcia, who was born in raised in Puerto Rico, is leading an effort to study coastal hazards and make this information more accessible to communities on...

By
Coastal and Marine Hazards and Resources Program
Filter Total Items: 71
No results found.

Explore an interactive geonarrative by Meaghan Emory.

Read news items written by Meaghan Emory.

Filter Total Items: 118
SPCMSC Scientists Live-Tweeted Conference Presentations for Geological Society of America (GSA)

SPCMSC Scientists Live-Tweeted Conference Presentations for Geological Society of America (GSA)

USGS scientists Jennifer Miselis and Daniel Ciarletta live-tweeted presentations in lieu of in-person Geological Society of America conference about...

Read Article
Oceanographer Lauren Toth publishes lesson plan to teach how climate influences coral growth

Oceanographer Lauren Toth publishes lesson plan to teach how climate influences coral growth

Research Oceanographer Lauren Toth from the St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science Center co-authored a lesson plan published in Oceanography to...

Read Article
Scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represent USGS at the Ocean Sciences 2020 Meeting in San Diego

Scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represent USGS at the Ocean Sciences 2020 Meeting in San Diego

A total of nineteen scientists from all three Coastal and Marine Science Centers represented USGS at the 2020 Ocean Sciences Meeting in San Diego...

Read Article
SPCMSC hosts mini panel discussion on climate change with local school group

SPCMSC hosts mini panel discussion on climate change with local school group

Meaghan Emory, Information Specialist, will be hosting a visit from a local school group to come tour the St. Petersburg Coastal and Marine Science...

Read Article
Sediment trap in Gulf of America recovered one last time, marking the culmination of a 12-year time series

Sediment trap in Gulf of America recovered one last time, marking the culmination of a 12-year time series

Julie Richey, Caitlin Reynolds, and colleagues retrieved a sediment trap from the northern Gulf of America during a 3-day cruise (February 7–9, 2020)...

Read Article
USGS oceanographer featured in a comic about corals and marine protected areas

USGS oceanographer featured in a comic about corals and marine protected areas

USGS researcher Lauren Toth was recently featured in an informative cartoon about the stressors imposed on corals even within marine protected areas...

Read Article
New publication uses ensemble models to help prioritize piping plover habitats

New publication uses ensemble models to help prioritize piping plover habitats

USGS scientist Sara Zeigler partnered with Rutgers University researcher Brooke Maslo on a new publication released in Conservation Science and...

Read Article
USGS Loses a Dear Friend and Colleague, Barbara Lidz

USGS Loses a Dear Friend and Colleague, Barbara Lidz

The USGS recently lost a dear friend and colleague, Barbara Lidz, who passed away Thursday, September 26, 2019.

Read Article
Tropical Storm Threatened to Stop Science Festival…But Didn’t Stop Us from Celebrating Science!

Tropical Storm Threatened to Stop Science Festival…But Didn’t Stop Us from Celebrating Science!

USGS participated in the the St. Petersburg Science Festival, an annual event held in downtown St. Petersburg, Florida, that invites local schools and...

Read Article
Inspiring the next generation of Oceanographers during the Great American Teach-In

Inspiring the next generation of Oceanographers during the Great American Teach-In

Research Graduate Assistant Legna Torres-Garcia participated in the Great American Teach-In on Wednesday, November 13. She attended Douglas L...

Read Article
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