What Happens in the Cryosphere Doesn’t Stay in the Cryosphere
World Water Day Last weekend was World Water Day and the theme for 2025 is “Glacier Preservation.” At first glance, […]
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It’s been a minute…
Hard to believe it’s already the middle of April! Here’s a peek into what we’ve been up to lately. […]
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Looking Back – A February 2024 Swell Event Wreaks Havoc on Jamaica’s Northwest Coast
A year ago, nearly to the day, scenes of chaos and destruction gripped Jamaica’s north coast as monster waves ravaged […]
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About those Mangroves…
We are learning a lot about mangroves and how important they are, both locally and for the planet. At […]
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What We’ve Been Up To
Working with UWI Every year the University of the West Indies Mona campus offers an introductory civil engineering course. Miles […]
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More than a Pile of Rocks
You’ve seen them all over the world: coastal structures made of layers of large rocks (known as rock armour), designed […]
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The Breach
In 2017 Barbuda was hit by Hurricane Irma, one of the most powerful storms on record in the Atlantic basin. […]
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It’s been a While!
It’s been a few months since our last update and a lot has happened since then. Here’s a quick recap […]
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What We’ve Been Up To
37th International Conference on Coastal Engineering Every other year, coastal engineers from around the world gather to exchange ideas, network, […]
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To Beach or Not to Beach
The general rule is that if you don’t have a sandy beach on your shoreline, it’s because nature won’t allow […]
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