I went out with Public Laboratory’s Mat Lippincott to map a marsh restoration built by Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries and Lake Pontchartrain Basin Foundation. And it’s great to see these plants take off! Plants that are more protected have been growing more vigorously at this beachfront at the Lake. It normally takes plants […]
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The wind is a constant factor in coastal life, but how often can we harvest it for science?The Public Laboratory for Open Technology and Science has aided GRN and others with low-cost aerial monitoring of pollution, but their tools and method can also be used to map the shifting sands beneath our feet.Read more at
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A Picture is worth at least 50 words. A View from Above gives more space to photos we at GRN take while monitoring wetlands, pollution, and the Gulf of Mexico.photo overflight thanks toOn Wings of CareA delta splay was created in the wake of the Flood of 2011, via a diversion project on the Mississippi
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A Picture is worth at least 50 words. A View from Above gives more space to photos we at GRN take while monitoring wetlands, pollution, and the Gulf of Mexico.Although we often forget, New Orleans is a Coastal City. click below to view a large photo of the City and its primary Bayou, Bayou St
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