In 1987, a diverse group of recreational, commercial and industrial Bay users put aside their differences and came together to protect their common interest – Galveston Bay. Read more about one of RAE’s member group’s founding story.
RAE affiliate member, The Ocean Foundation, has begun an ambitious plan to replant and grow seagrass meadows along the coastlines of Puerto Rico.
Save The Bay in San Francisco has been around for nearly 60 years and was founded by three tenacious women who committed themselves to protecting the Bay and its natural environment.
Our climate resilience manager, Hilary Stevens, talks about her early days in the field of coastal geology and how it’s shaped her career today.
Twenty-five years ago, a stalwart group of conservation organizations was gathered together to form a new entity dedicated to supporting coastal restoration efforts nationwide. Today, Restore America’s Estuaries looks back on its impactful history with hope for what’s to come next.
Restore America’s Estuaries announces its new Strategic Plan encompassing the next five years. This ambitious plan centers around the common theme that our estuaries are the front lines of defense against a changing environment.
In the December edition of the Living Shorelines Community of Practice webinar series, we learned about a new pilot training program for marine contracts in Florida.
The Skywalker saga is coming to a close, but here at Restore America’s Estuaries, we’re continuing to fight the forces of evil in defense of our coasts.
RAE Affiliate Member, Ecosphere Restoration Institute, is championing the success of P3 (public-private-partnership) projects in the Tampa Bay region.
National Estuaries Week 2019 was a huge success, surpassing our social media stats from the previous years. Read more highlights from throughout the week in this blog!
