We are pleased to announce the 2020 Summit official artist, Eric Lutes.

Now more than ever, our nation’s most environmentally, economically, and culturally important waters need your help. A host of threats loom over the future of our coasts and the communities that rely on them. Sea-level rise, flooding, erosion and other impacts from a changing climate are impacting an increasing number of areas with increasing frequency.
Restore America’s Estuaries works to counter these and other threats with a host of partners nationwide. Your donation will help us engage local communities to bring about on-the-ground results, advance science and policy to conserve endangered areas across the country, and ensure the benefits of coastal restoration are shared by all communities.
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Restore America’s Estuaries
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Arlington, VA 22201
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If you have any questions, please call 703-524-0248 or email Lance Speidell.
We are pleased to announce the 2020 Summit official artist, Eric Lutes.
RAE and EPA Region 1 announced the 2019 recipients of the Southeast New England Watershed Grants Program. Events were held in Rhode Island and Massachusetts to celebrate our new grantees.
A groundbreaking report recently published by NOAA and its partners uses new technology and data to determine that West Coast estuaries have lost nearly 85% of their historical acreage.
In part 2 of our feature highlighting the USFWS Coastal Program we learn more about the ongoing restoration work happening in Humboldt Bay.
The USFWS Coastal Program has worked to help local communities conserve more than 2.1 million acres of land, like the Freshwater Farms Reserve in California.
Plastic is everywhere! But do you know what it’s made from? The answer may surprise you.