The Coastal Society, ECU Chapter

The Coastal Society, ECU Chapter ECU graduate students actively addressing emerging coastal issues through communication, education, and professional partnerships.

The Coastal Society is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization established in 1975 to provide an interdisciplinary forum for information exchange on coastal issues. The charter members included state, federal, academic, and private sector leaders in coastal issues that spanned the sciences and policy. Over the past 35 years, TCS has retained that breadth and continues to serve as an effective platform

for informed debate on the most vexing coastal issues. It is a fitting tribute to the Society's founders that the initial objectives have been retained over the years. Today the Coastal Society has an established role in addressing emerging coastal issues through its communication activities and professional networking options. The Society is perhaps best known for keeping its members, and the broader coastal community well informed about important coastal issues. Since 1977, TCS has published the TCS Bulletin , a newsletter for members with news about coastal issues and a calendar of key coastal events. The Society has also organized one of the longest running series of coastal conferences in the world. Beginning with the first conference in 1975, TCS has organized 23 international conferences for coastal enthusiasts focused on the key issues of the day. The Coastal Society's biennial conferences are a highlight in the field and now serve as a model for other coastal conferences. As the only member organization focused on coastal issues, The Coastal Society has preeminent status among professionals and interested citizens. Its workable size, welcoming nature, and broad interests offer opportunities for personal growth and learning that are unparalleled in other environmental organizations. The past nearly four decades confirm that TCS has established a special coastal niche that will serve members and the public well for many more decades.

Real Pirates collect trash and treasure! 🏴‍☠️💛💜 We had a lot of fun this month at homecoming!
10/31/2023

Real Pirates collect trash and treasure! 🏴‍☠️💛💜 We had a lot of fun this month at homecoming!

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10/25/2023

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Join us on November 6, 2023 for an in-person forum at UNCW's Center for Marine Science to discuss priority issues in coastal North Carolina!

Hey, Y'all check out our latest podcast we recorded covering our beach clean-up!
10/03/2023

Hey, Y'all check out our latest podcast we recorded covering our beach clean-up!

All Swell? | Genevieve “GG” Guerry, Kyra Hagge, Rory Kuczek, Kathryn Lienhard, and Nat Blackford | Debriefing a beach cleanup

Join us this Saturday in the OuterBanks for a beach clean up. Trash bags and gloves will be provided and we will organiz...
09/11/2023

Join us this Saturday in the OuterBanks for a beach clean up. Trash bags and gloves will be provided and we will organize at CSI

Join us at Villa Verde towards the end of the month for a percent night!
09/05/2023

Join us at Villa Verde towards the end of the month for a percent night!

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