The professional society for coastal resource managers
Welcome to The Coastal Society! Join forces with your colleagues in an international society that addresses technical, policy, educational, and management issues that relate to coastal areas. The heart of the mission of The Coastal Society (TCS) is to foster dialogue, forge partnerships, and promote communication and education around these issues.
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…Regular Membership and New Professional Members in The Coastal Society includes a subscription to Coastal Management, the international journal of marine environment, resources, law and society?
…The Coastal Society has a distinguished history and organized one of the longest running series of coastal conferences in the world?
…The Coastal Society has six student chapters (Duke University, East Carolina University, Eckerd College, University of North Carolina-Wilmington, Oregon State University, University of Rhode Island)?
…Membership in The Coastal Society will benefit you and the coastal resources you cherish?
The Coastal Society is an organization of private sector, academic, and government professionals and students. The Society is dedicated to actively addressing emerging coastal issues by fostering dialogue, forging partnerships and promoting communications and education.
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*** The Coastal Society logo merchandise is now available for purchase! TCS receives ~10% of the total pre-tax payment. ***
By Kim Hernandez, Coastal Planner with the Maryland Department of Natural Resources and Member of the TCS Board of Directors. Imagine a coral reef without corals, estuaries without oysters or crabs, a seafood feast without scallops. It may seem dramatic, but as the carbonate chemistry in the oceans, coastal bays, and estuaries changes due to …
Continue reading “Monitoring Acidification in the Mid-Atlantic”
By Lisa Graichen, Climate Adaptation Program Coordinator, University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension and New Hampshire Sea Grant Editors’ Note: This story is the fourth contribution to the TCS Storm Stories series. The 2017 hurricane season was the most expensive in US history, with an estimated $265 billion in damages from 17 named storms, easily surpassing the …
Continue reading “Understanding the Path of Hurricane Destruction: 2017 Hurricane Season Recap”
By Kasey R. Jacobs, TCS Communications Chair With the same enthusiasm as a mantis shrimp going for a human’s finger, a large group of TCS members click on the Renew Your Membership icon as soon as they get the reminder email in December. I caught up with the first members to renew for 2018. These eight coastal …
Judy Tucker, Executive Director
The Coastal Society
P. O. Box 3590
Williamsburg, VA 23187-3590
PH: (757) 565-0999
FX: (757) 565-0922
E-MAIL: admin@thecoastalsociety.org
The Coastal Society
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Williamsburg, VA 23185
