Florida Coastal Strategies

by the Florida Coastal Training Program

Shoreline Management and Coastal Erosion - Overview

Shoreline Management and Coastal Erosion - Overview

As the desire to live on the coast continues to grow, so should our awareness of natural beach processes such as erosion and sedimentation. These natural, yet dynamic processes provide us protection from wave...

Water Quality and Quantity - Overview

Water Quality and Quantity - Overview

Throughout history, both the quality and abundance of water has lead civilizations to great successes and terrible losses. It is a resource that every creature, large or small, on the face of the Earth is...

Land Use Density and Intensity - Overview

Land Use Density and Intensity - Overview

In the past 50 years, Florida has more than tripled its population due to domestic immigration fueled by availability of modern conveniences such as automobiles, air conditioning and bug spray. A place which has...

How We Can Help

How We Can Help

In the last year alone Coastal Training Programs nationally reached nearly 6,000 decision makers during 40,000 contact hours comprised of trainings, workshops and seminars. Participants benefit from opportunities to...

Upcoming Workshops

Wednesday
November 9th, 2011
GIS Symposium: Inspiration Through Networking and Technology
Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples
Tuesday
January 31st, 2012
Best Management Practices Certification [English]
Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples
Tuesday
April 24th, 2012
Best Management Practices Certification [English]
Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples
Thursday
June 14th, 2012
Best Management Practices Certification [English]
Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center, Naples
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