UCF Coastal News

The project aims to create climate-resilient decision-making frameworks to equitably support coastal communities.

The segment covers some of Pegasus Professor Linda Walters’ work with coastal conservation in Florida and its relation to environmental health nationally.

The new information will help fill in gaps in historical data to improve scientists’ ability to perform storm surge flood risk assessments.

The latest episode features one of UCF’s emergency management experts.

A new study is helping solve the mystery of where sea turtles go during their “lost years” and will inform conservation efforts to protect the threatened animals.

Nuisance flooding causes problems such as submerged roads and overloaded stormwater systems.

UCF students and faculty now have the opportunity to tap into Florida’s diverse ecosystems and expand on the work TNC has been championing for close to 60 years.

Predicting periods of relatively higher flood risk would allow officials to prepare and deploy resources more in advance.

New technique to re-establish oysters in Indian River Lagoon involved testing a new mesh made out of potato chips.