An interdisciplinary team of scientists, including hydrologists, social scientists, ecologists and extension specialists, have developed a data dashboard to visualize coastal compound flooding, assess ...

The NCCOS Competitive Research Program (CRP) is pleased to announce a Notice of Funding Opportunity: Advancing coastal flood protection through public-private partnerships, innovative insurance ...

Saltwater tidal flooding along Las Olas Boulevard in Fort Lauderdale. Image Credit: NOAA NCCOS has announced nearly $4.1 million in funding for 16 projects that will help facilitate informed ...

A bar graph of the 2026 predicted bloom severity for Lake Erie as compared with previous years. The wide orange bar is the likely range of severity based on the limits of the forecast uncertainty (3–4 ...

This article was originally published as a NOAA National Ocean Service web story. As part of water quality data collection, cross-sectional field parameters are recorded at the Mississippi River at ...

New research conducted at North Carolina’s Outer Banks shows that beach and dune profiles, along with total water level, are the primary factors controlling the amount of dune erosion following ...

Low dune profile with a diversity of grass and herbaceous species. A new study provides coastal managers with a clearer picture of why some dunes stand their ground during hurricanes while others wash ...

Coastal flooding damages pavement in North Carolina. Credit: North Carolina Department of Transportation. Rising seas, stronger storms, and other coastal hazards are reshaping shorelines and habitats ...

It is important to note that the Atlas does not identify AOAs, but is instead an important step to provide peer-reviewed spatial mapping analyses that inform the AOA identification process. The ...

The NCCOS social science team has published a methods report, data archival package, and mapbook for a new assessment identifying where communities in Maine’s Washington County and the Greater East ...