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Golden-hour close-up of a sandy beach showing a sharp boundary between smooth, wind-sculpted sand on the left and rough, churned-up footprints and ridges on the right, with long shadows emphasizing the texture.

Between the Tides: Community Science as Comfort

Desperate for comfort after a particularly challenging morning, I decided to go to the ocean.

Kristin Bayans

Jan 111 min read

Field Notes: How King Tides Projects Map Future Shorelines

Discover how community science photo projects help track coastal flooding, sea level rise, and climate impacts. Plus, simple ways you can join the King Tides movement as an explorer, connector, learner, or educator.

Kristin Bayans

Jan 106 min read

A woman stands behind an outreach table set up on a bluff overlooking the ocean, waves rolling in behind her. She wears light-blue striped overalls, a long-sleeve shirt, and a navy cap, and smiles as she holds up a small model of a Gray whale. The table in front of her is covered with educational materials, including brochures, identification cards, rocks, shells, and a jar of marine debris, and a large monument stands on the rocks just behind her.

How People and the Ocean Shape One Another

Harboring Change is an effort to connect people to the ocean and to their own agency in conservation spaces.

Kristin Bayans

Jan 41 min read

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Between the Tides: Community Science as Comfort

Field Notes: How King Tides Projects Map Future Shorelines

How People and the Ocean Shape One Another

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