Each year, CAW invites community members to photograph extreme high tides during its annual photo campaign in order to raise awareness of New Hampshire’s rising tides. Photographing high tide flooding gives us a glimpse of what daily water levels could be like in the future.
Lobsters have long reigned as king among New Hampshire’s shelled sea creatures, but the chances of a coup are growing — and climate change is tipping the scales. Indeed, said biologist Christopher Peter in an interview this summer, it may already be the case that “the lobster is no longer the king crustacean of the coast of New Hampshire.” What…
The NH Climate Summit is a biennial event showcasing the latest research, adaptation projects, art, and climate initiatives taking place in coastal NH communities and neighboring states. Attendees who live and work in NH’s coastal watershed and beyond will share, learn, and connect on how to support a resilient coast.
Picturing Rising Tides is back! The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup invites community members to photograph extreme high tides in the New Hampshire Coastal Watershed. New Hampshire’s sea level is rising. This annual photo campaign aims to raise awareness about the changes and impacts to the many places we value. Photos of these extra high tides give us a glimpse…