Coastal America Partnership
Matching Collaborative Tools to Coastal Challenges
The Coastal America Partnership is an action-oriented, results-driven collaboration process dedicated to restoring and preserving coastal ecosystems and addressing critical environmental issues.
Our Partnership brings together people and resources from federal agencies, state and local governments, nongovernmental organizations, and the private sector to collaboratively address our nation's coastal environmental challenges.
With a goal of better management of coastal resources, the partnership coordinates the statutory responsibilities and combines the resources and expertise of 16 federal agencies, 24 Coastal Ecosystem Learning Centers, and hundreds of corporate partners.
As a result, the Coastal America Partnership maximizes the environmental and economic benefits—and minimizes the costs—of addressing complex watershed, coastal, and marine problems. |
The Coastal America Partnership 4th Student Summit on the Ocean & Coasts March 9 - 11, 2013
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Suquamish Delegation & Tribal Elder Offer a Special Opening Song
Hard at work developing a consensus, Sunday, March 10


Monday March 11, Presenting
New England Aquarium
Ocean Acidification and its specific impacts on shellfish in New England
National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium
Urban storm water mitigation strategies: planning and implementiong of Urban Storm Water mitigation strategies on their school grounds.
Students finish Announcing their Proclamation
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NEWS FLASH
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Finesville Dam Awards Ceremony Set for Late Spring. The Musconetcong River Restoration Partnership (MRRP) is a multi disciplinary team working to improve and restore the Musconetcong River in northwestern New Jersey. The MRRP includes private conservation groups, Federal agencies, State agencies, private landowners and others.
Coastal America Program’s Partnership Award ceremony on May 29, 2013 in San Diego Bay
The Coastal America Partnership Award is the highest level award for environmental partnership efforts nationwide. This year’s national award recognizes the extraordinary collaborative effort in restoring south San Diego Bay by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Environmental Protection Agency, California Coastal Conservancy, Port of San Diego, Southwest Wetlands Interpretive Association, San Diego Audubon Society, Ocean Discovery Institute, Coronado Cays Homeowners Association, and San Diego Oceans Foundation.
Habitat Restoration Yields Long-term Benefits to Fisheries
Robust fisheries have a positive impact on conservation and the economy
(Washington, D.C.) — Restoring and expanding coastal and estuarine habitat leads to increases in fish populations, which have a positive impact on the communities and the industries that depend on thriving and sustainable fisheries.
Updated Guide to Ocean Literacy Now Available
The Ocean Literacy Campaign ad-hoc committee is pleased to announce the publication of a new version of “Ocean Literacy: The Essential Principles and Fundamental Concepts of Ocean Sciences for Learners of All Ages.” This guide replaces the version first published in July 2005 as “Ocean Literacy: The Essential Principles and Fundamental Concepts of Ocean Sciences K-12.”
Protecting Habitat for Salmon Lands National Recognition -Coastal America to recognize private-public partnership achieving voluntary salmon habitat conservation in the Matanuska-Susitna Valley
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