The American Shoreline Podcast Network

Part 4/5. Check out the other three episodes below!

Early Career Ocean Professionals take center stage

The March update from ASPN's Beltway Boys

Louisiana' latest coastal restoration plan has been released

We lost a great guy in Thane Tienson

The never-ending effort to restore America's beaches

Part 3 of a new 5 Part Series

Good health begins in the dirt . . .

So you want to be an Adaptation professional?

Regulations, permits & approvals - Could the system improve?

The greatest carbon sink on the planet: The Deep Ocean

Good food with a side of Louisiana coastal policy

The miners have appealed the permit denial. It's game on.

Part One of the ASBPA-CSO Policy Confab

Experienced-based tourism in SE Alaska commercial fishery

The coming EIS for the Mid Barataria Sediment Diversion

Going deep with David Able.

Get to know the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission

New administration, new direction & insight from our DC Pros

Freshwater reservoirs under the sea? Yes indeed

Revisiting the mind of the brilliant dan Martin

Changing ocean conditions drive rationalists to action

A two-wheeled podcast.

America's secret market for carbon capture & sequestration

The Best of Dan Martin Rebroadcast

D.C is changing and these two pros look ahead

Dam removal efforts advance on Oregon coastal river

A tribute to Dan Martin, host of the Next-Gen Waterfronts po

Offshore wind power is coming to the American shoreline

2020 WRDA: A Deep Insider's View of US Water Resource Policy

A new National Estuarine Research Reserve is coming

The lemming effect on shoreline armoring decisions in Oregon

Let's go to Palau: Destination management and much more

The struggle continues to save Columbia River salmon

2020 has passed and it is onward and upward at CNT & APSN

Time to get serious: The UN Decade of the Ocean Begins

Big coastal data: NOAA's Digital Coast is super

Greg Grandy, Louisiana's CPRA sums up the year

Getting to the heart of the matter isn't easy.

Greetings from the ASPN/CNT Team!

Covering the weather of the Gulf coast with John Snell

Family, friends, and good health. The promise of 2021!

Drill down into oil & gas history with two pros

Jenna and Bruce talk Leadership for Sustainability

Pontchartrain Conservancy pushes forward in spite of Covid

Five decades at NOAA: A pro looks back.

Wilderness ethics.

Hurricanes, climate change and New Orleans. Lots to say.

N Atlantic right whales head south to Georgia

The world turns its attention to the oceans.

A new dawn is coming to the American shoreline.

Foundation for Louisiana's climate response program.

NOAA collects the voices of this coast.

Thinking deep on climate change as in the deep ocean

This will be the best thing you'll listen to today!

We cover a lot of ground on this special episode.

Coastal culture in the crossfire.

From ASPN's DC Team: What Biden means for the coast.

America is moving forward. What does it mean for the coast?

Olympic champion kayaker helps create coolest waterparks

The next generation of coastal advocates speak out

Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, aka the "Hurricane Highway"

The latest from Dr. Rob Young

Part2 of Lesley, Karina and Melodie

Lower Columbia Solutions Group wins ASBPA's Wiegel Award

NOAA's Digital Coast web portal offers a world of data.

Who knows where the sediment goes? Kristen Goodrich does

Learning from the Storms of our Past

Is green infrastructure the way to resiliency.

Better building codes+resilient shorelines = gentrification

The economic impacts of marinas on the American Shoreline.

Limited waterfront,, many interests, creative solutions.

There are 2.6 m people in Miami-Dade. It shows in the bay.

The crystal waters of Florida are not so clear..

ASPN's Capitol Hill pros keep an eye on it all.

Help support people SW Louisiana, https://www.helpswla.org/

The Arctic is important to all coastal citizens

Tourism: too much of a good thing?

Making the Best Seafood Cookbook in the World

Taking on coastal erosion in Hawaii

Better marshes, more resilient coastlines.

New Mexico really is enchanted.

How to engage teenagers in the conservation movement.

USACE star Joan Pope and ASBPA's Conference

All dunes matter and we must do a better job keeping them.

Wisdom from the long road - the best kind.

Running a tourism town ain't cheap. Who pays.

COPRI - If there's a chapter near you? Join it.

We all know its true: Mangroves are good for the coast.

Saving some salmon for the Orcas. We all need to eat.

Inside the preparation & response to a major hurricane

The Deep Impact of Katrina, not soon forgotten.

Oregon State Coastal Engineering Grad Students talk oysters

It takes a lot of little steps to make a big difference

The DC guys on thee latest in US coastal policy and money.

A system of decision making leaves a huge risk unaddressed

A whole new meaning to the concept of "paper jam"

An easy Friday cruise . . .

Congressman Garret Graves (R-LA) on the coast.

Community history is at stake on the Louisiana Coast