This website is the hub connecting King Tides Project participants and organizers around the world. In Spring 2014, we are building a platform for researchers, planners, communicators, and YOU to share images of coastal flooding.
Use the map to find a local King Tides project near you. Or, choose from the list below.
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This icon represents regions where a local King Tides Project exists. |
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This icon represents regions that are vulnerable to sea level rise and don’t yet have an initiative (hint: we’re looking for some!) |
View Network of King Tides Organizers in a larger map
List of King Tides Project Organizers
| Australia | Organizer: Green Cross Australia |
| British Columbia, Canada | Organizer: BC Government/LiveSmartBC.ca |
| California, USA | Partnership: Various state agencies and non-profits |
| Florida, USA | Organizer: Tampa Bay and Sarasota Bay Estuary Programs |
| Gulf of Maine Region, Northeast US/Atlantic Canada | Gulf of Maine Council on the Marine Environment—Climate Network |
| Maine, USA | Organizer: Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership (PREP) |
| Maryland, USA | Organizer: Maryland Department of Natural Resources |
| New Jersey (Barnegat Bay), USA | Organizer: Barnegat Bay Partnership |
| New York, New Jersey, USA | Organizer: New York – New Jersey Harbor and Estuary Program and local partners |
| North Carolina, USA | Organizer: University NC Chapel Hill Institute of Marine Sciences |
| Oregon, USA | Organizer: Oregon Shores Conservation Coalition and the Surfrider Foundation |
| New Zealand | Organizers: Auckland Council |
| South Carolina, USA | Organizer: Department of Health and Environmental Control |
| Tybee Island, Georgia, USA | Organizer: City of Tybee |
| Washington State, USA | Organizers: Washington Sea Grant and Washingtin State Department of Ecology |
Favorite Images
Malibu, CA. Credit: LA Waterkeeper
Staircase to the Sea
Oregon. Source: Oregon King Tides Project
Stanley Park, British Columbia. Credit: LisaBeach.
Credit: Richard Lawless