Get Involved!
Coming to a community near you! Community science gets you involved in scientific research, monitoring, and active participation in activities that address community-defined needs and concerns about their environment. From supporting hands-on habitat restoration (i.e., replanting) activities to participating in climate education workshops, there are many ways to be part of Miami’s Community ResilientSea Project. Whether you're a student, educator, artist, nature lover, advocate, or simply a concerned community member, your time and voice matter in shaping healthier, more resilient coastlines and communities in Miami.
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How Will This Work Impact Miami?
The Miami ResilientSea Project will improve the health of coastal environments, strengthen community knowledge and action around climate issues, and inspire new pathways for local stewardship. Communities including Little Bahamas of Coconut Grove, Little Havana, Overtown, Little Haiti, Allapattah, and others alike are the focus of the Miami ResilientSea Project. These communities are at added risk of climate-related impacts like flooding and extreme heat but often lack the resources to prepare and respond. They have historically had limited access to environmental decision-making too, so this project aims to address these issues!
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The project will build trust and shared knowledge through hands-on science, while addressing environmental vulnerabilities and preparing Miami communities for a changing climate
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Meet the Miami Community ResilientSea Network
Project Team
