Broward’s High Tides

By Stephanie Murphy | March 3, 2023

The project collects images from community members and groups during flooding events and catalogs the circumstances of the flood: high tides/coastal flooding, rainfall/storms/hurricanes, or both. King Tide Kits are available for community groups to borrow to help track and report tidal flooding.

Catch the Tide, Miami

By eandrews | July 27, 2022 |

This project uses a community driven approach to address some of the challenges associated with coastal flooding. In addition to tidal floods, we are also interested in all kinds of naturally occurred flooding including inland floods (hence the #FloodMiami social media presence).

Ghosts of the Coast

By Stephanie Murphy | July 10, 2023

We are engaging citizen scientists to help document the formation of ghost forests on a larger scale. Their observations will help us better understand where ghost forests are being observed and what these locations have in common.

Suwannee River Water Level Monitoring

By eandrews | July 27, 2022 |

The public helps the Suwannee River (FL) Water Management District monitor water levels via text messaging at four sites: Wacissa River, Peacock Spring, Crosby Lake, Hampton Lake.