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He stands athwart history, yelling: what the heck is happening?!
This funding will support coastal resilience and adaption projects in Maine, with an emphasis on working waterfronts and underserved coastal communities.
Coastal leaders gathered at Scarborough Marsh to celebrate millions of dollars in federal grants for restoration projects
Connecticut National Estuarine Research Reserve, a 52,160-acre site along Long Island Sound, has become the 30th NERR in the system.
The Wells National Estuarine Sanctuary was designated in 1984 and was gone within 2 years. What happened?
The turn of the decade also marks the conclusion of previous five-year plans and the commencement of new ones.
A glitch gets fixed and our home page "current conditions" bar returns to delivering weather and water data.
How is it that a National Estuarine Research Reserve stays open and operational during a federal shutdown?