@crcl1988.bsky.social
A big thank you to our friends from HDR Foundation! Their investment will support CRCL’s HQ and native plants nursery growth with materials for new elevated ponds, air pruning beds for cypress seeds and lumber for a new dock!🌱🪵🌊
December 4, 2025 at 7:42 PM
A big thank you to our friends from HDR Foundation! Their investment will support CRCL’s HQ and native plants nursery growth with materials for new elevated ponds, air pruning beds for cypress seeds and lumber for a new dock!🌱🪵🌊
Tom DeCarlo took this image during construction of our oyster shell reef at Cocodrie. According to Brian Roberts, executive director of LUMCON and member of our Coastal Advisory Council, the boardwalk was built over the shoreline, which has receded since. The oyster shell will help slow recession.
December 3, 2025 at 6:56 PM
Tom DeCarlo took this image during construction of our oyster shell reef at Cocodrie. According to Brian Roberts, executive director of LUMCON and member of our Coastal Advisory Council, the boardwalk was built over the shoreline, which has receded since. The oyster shell will help slow recession.
Looking for ways to support coastal restoration efforts? Donate to CRCL for #GivingTuesday or before the end of year to help us achieve our mission! www.crcl.org/2025impacts/
December 2, 2025 at 8:31 PM
Looking for ways to support coastal restoration efforts? Donate to CRCL for #GivingTuesday or before the end of year to help us achieve our mission! www.crcl.org/2025impacts/
On this #GivingTuesday are you looking for ways to support coastal restoration efforts and CRCL? Here's how!
1) Volunteer your time
2) Share our social media posts with family and friends
3) Donate to support our mission and the critical work we do
🫶Click here to donate: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
1) Volunteer your time
2) Share our social media posts with family and friends
3) Donate to support our mission and the critical work we do
🫶Click here to donate: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
December 2, 2025 at 1:00 PM
On this #GivingTuesday are you looking for ways to support coastal restoration efforts and CRCL? Here's how!
1) Volunteer your time
2) Share our social media posts with family and friends
3) Donate to support our mission and the critical work we do
🫶Click here to donate: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
1) Volunteer your time
2) Share our social media posts with family and friends
3) Donate to support our mission and the critical work we do
🫶Click here to donate: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
Here’s to our volunteers and supporters who stood with us in 2025! Every shell recycled, tree planted and mile traveled in 2025 was proof of what we can accomplish when we stand as One Coast, One Voice. 💪
It's been an impactful year! Take a trip down memory lane or donate: www.crcl.org/2025impacts
It's been an impactful year! Take a trip down memory lane or donate: www.crcl.org/2025impacts
December 1, 2025 at 7:22 PM
Here’s to our volunteers and supporters who stood with us in 2025! Every shell recycled, tree planted and mile traveled in 2025 was proof of what we can accomplish when we stand as One Coast, One Voice. 💪
It's been an impactful year! Take a trip down memory lane or donate: www.crcl.org/2025impacts
It's been an impactful year! Take a trip down memory lane or donate: www.crcl.org/2025impacts
Our Future Coastal Leaders recently took a boat trip to see the Lake Borgne Surge Barrier and learned about the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, its effects on the Central Wetlands Unit and restoration efforts in the area.
#coastalleaders #restoration #louisiana #neworleans #coastalscience
#coastalleaders #restoration #louisiana #neworleans #coastalscience
November 30, 2025 at 8:53 PM
Our Future Coastal Leaders recently took a boat trip to see the Lake Borgne Surge Barrier and learned about the Mississippi River Gulf Outlet, its effects on the Central Wetlands Unit and restoration efforts in the area.
#coastalleaders #restoration #louisiana #neworleans #coastalscience
#coastalleaders #restoration #louisiana #neworleans #coastalscience
A new addition to Restoration HQ! 🌱
Our restoration team collected 2,000 mangrove propagules and potted them in our greenhouse. Once they grow, we’ll plant them to help mitigate erosion and provide crucial habitat. We made sure to collect local genetics to increase their chances of survival.
Our restoration team collected 2,000 mangrove propagules and potted them in our greenhouse. Once they grow, we’ll plant them to help mitigate erosion and provide crucial habitat. We made sure to collect local genetics to increase their chances of survival.
November 29, 2025 at 4:21 PM
A new addition to Restoration HQ! 🌱
Our restoration team collected 2,000 mangrove propagules and potted them in our greenhouse. Once they grow, we’ll plant them to help mitigate erosion and provide crucial habitat. We made sure to collect local genetics to increase their chances of survival.
Our restoration team collected 2,000 mangrove propagules and potted them in our greenhouse. Once they grow, we’ll plant them to help mitigate erosion and provide crucial habitat. We made sure to collect local genetics to increase their chances of survival.
Encouraging community members to shape solutions for their coast! 🙌 See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
November 28, 2025 at 11:37 PM
Encouraging community members to shape solutions for their coast! 🙌 See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
Last week, CRCL hosted a boat tour of Neptune Pass. CRCL’s executive director, Kimberly Davis Reyher, and communications director, James Karst, ventured alongside GNO Inc., finding a bustling ecosystem and a large plot of walkable land in Quarantine Bay that is just starting to vegetate.
November 28, 2025 at 4:00 PM
Last week, CRCL hosted a boat tour of Neptune Pass. CRCL’s executive director, Kimberly Davis Reyher, and communications director, James Karst, ventured alongside GNO Inc., finding a bustling ecosystem and a large plot of walkable land in Quarantine Bay that is just starting to vegetate.
We’re thankful for the volunteers, partners and supporters who make our work possible. Every grass planter, oyster shell recycler, tree hugger, partner restaurant, wetlands enthusiast and local community we team up with helps us work towards achieving a thriving, sustainable Louisiana coast for all.
November 27, 2025 at 11:12 PM
We’re thankful for the volunteers, partners and supporters who make our work possible. Every grass planter, oyster shell recycler, tree hugger, partner restaurant, wetlands enthusiast and local community we team up with helps us work towards achieving a thriving, sustainable Louisiana coast for all.
We found a lot of treasure in our shell pile at the reef build!🍴🧜♀️ We're looking for artists & makers who can repurpose silverware & sauce cups that make their way into our oyster shell recycling bins. There's a whole more where this came from so don't be shy! Email [email protected] to claim!
November 27, 2025 at 6:10 PM
We found a lot of treasure in our shell pile at the reef build!🍴🧜♀️ We're looking for artists & makers who can repurpose silverware & sauce cups that make their way into our oyster shell recycling bins. There's a whole more where this came from so don't be shy! Email [email protected] to claim!
Our Future Coastal Leaders program empowers the next generation to confront our coastal challenges! See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
November 26, 2025 at 11:25 PM
Our Future Coastal Leaders program empowers the next generation to confront our coastal challenges! See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
Cypress trees during golden hour >>>>
And look at all those seeds! If you come across a bald cypress tree, you can collect its seeds and send them to us as part of our native seed drive! They’ll grow in our native plant nursery then be planted along the coast!
Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
And look at all those seeds! If you come across a bald cypress tree, you can collect its seeds and send them to us as part of our native seed drive! They’ll grow in our native plant nursery then be planted along the coast!
Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
November 26, 2025 at 8:23 PM
Cypress trees during golden hour >>>>
And look at all those seeds! If you come across a bald cypress tree, you can collect its seeds and send them to us as part of our native seed drive! They’ll grow in our native plant nursery then be planted along the coast!
Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
And look at all those seeds! If you come across a bald cypress tree, you can collect its seeds and send them to us as part of our native seed drive! They’ll grow in our native plant nursery then be planted along the coast!
Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
Our volunteers planted 25,000 plug of native dune grass along 2 miles of Grand Isle beach. This will help retain sand to develop dunes, limiting erosion and providing habitat!
Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to the CPRA for supporting this project!
Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to the CPRA for supporting this project!
November 26, 2025 at 3:58 PM
Our volunteers planted 25,000 plug of native dune grass along 2 miles of Grand Isle beach. This will help retain sand to develop dunes, limiting erosion and providing habitat!
Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to the CPRA for supporting this project!
Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to the CPRA for supporting this project!
A delicious lunch keeps us going during our restoration projects. Thanks Yum’s Beach Cafe, our very own Kelly Messer and GIS: Grand Isle Shipyard for fueling our volunteers during our dune grass planting in Grand Isle!
November 25, 2025 at 3:56 PM
A delicious lunch keeps us going during our restoration projects. Thanks Yum’s Beach Cafe, our very own Kelly Messer and GIS: Grand Isle Shipyard for fueling our volunteers during our dune grass planting in Grand Isle!
Cool footage of our volunteers passing by @wafb.com live cam in Grand Isle while in the process of planting 25,000 plugs of native dune grass.
#nativeplants #coastalrestoration #landloss #beachday
#nativeplants #coastalrestoration #landloss #beachday
November 24, 2025 at 9:46 PM
Cool footage of our volunteers passing by @wafb.com live cam in Grand Isle while in the process of planting 25,000 plugs of native dune grass.
#nativeplants #coastalrestoration #landloss #beachday
#nativeplants #coastalrestoration #landloss #beachday
Growing success in 2025! 🌱💚 Hundreds of volunteers joined us across the coast to plant native trees, shrubs and grasses that will provide vital habitat and help restore the coast.
See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
November 24, 2025 at 1:24 PM
Growing success in 2025! 🌱💚 Hundreds of volunteers joined us across the coast to plant native trees, shrubs and grasses that will provide vital habitat and help restore the coast.
See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
This big coastal conference is a big deal! 🌊
CRCL hosted State of the Coast, the largest statewide conference of its kind. This years theme was “our changing coast,” providing an interdisciplinary forum to exchange info on the conditions of LA’s coastal communities, environment and economy.
CRCL hosted State of the Coast, the largest statewide conference of its kind. This years theme was “our changing coast,” providing an interdisciplinary forum to exchange info on the conditions of LA’s coastal communities, environment and economy.
November 23, 2025 at 9:48 PM
This big coastal conference is a big deal! 🌊
CRCL hosted State of the Coast, the largest statewide conference of its kind. This years theme was “our changing coast,” providing an interdisciplinary forum to exchange info on the conditions of LA’s coastal communities, environment and economy.
CRCL hosted State of the Coast, the largest statewide conference of its kind. This years theme was “our changing coast,” providing an interdisciplinary forum to exchange info on the conditions of LA’s coastal communities, environment and economy.
These @lsu.bsky.social students have a goal to spread the message that wetlands are a valuable ecosystem to preserve in Louisiana and the world. Check out this article to find out what they’re doing.
LSU students lead the charge to protect Louisiana’s wetlands - Reveille
Louisiana boasts over three million acres of coastal wetlands, both fresh and saltwater. At LSU, a group of students are dedicated to preserving this ecosystem.
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November 22, 2025 at 3:14 PM
These @lsu.bsky.social students have a goal to spread the message that wetlands are a valuable ecosystem to preserve in Louisiana and the world. Check out this article to find out what they’re doing.
In 2025, our Restoration Headquarters thrived! 🦪🌱💚 See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
November 22, 2025 at 12:42 AM
In 2025, our Restoration Headquarters thrived! 🦪🌱💚 See all the other advocacy, education and restoration CRCL has done this year at: www.crcl.org/2025imp...
It’s a pleasure to be joined by Michael Hare, executive director of Louisiana CPRA, on day 2 of our Grand Isle dune grass planting. Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to CPRA for supporting this project where we'll plant 25,000 plugs of native grass.
November 21, 2025 at 8:48 PM
It’s a pleasure to be joined by Michael Hare, executive director of Louisiana CPRA, on day 2 of our Grand Isle dune grass planting. Jefferson Parish Ecosystem & Coastal Management Department and CRCL are thankful to CPRA for supporting this project where we'll plant 25,000 plugs of native grass.
Read about our recently completed recycled oyster shell reef in the magazine of the Sierra Club! www.sierraclub.org/s...
#postyourcoast #oystershellrecycling #nolaoysters #batonrougeoysters #coastalrestoration #landloss #louisiana #gulfcoast
#postyourcoast #oystershellrecycling #nolaoysters #batonrougeoysters #coastalrestoration #landloss #louisiana #gulfcoast
November 21, 2025 at 4:36 PM
Read about our recently completed recycled oyster shell reef in the magazine of the Sierra Club! www.sierraclub.org/s...
#postyourcoast #oystershellrecycling #nolaoysters #batonrougeoysters #coastalrestoration #landloss #louisiana #gulfcoast
#postyourcoast #oystershellrecycling #nolaoysters #batonrougeoysters #coastalrestoration #landloss #louisiana #gulfcoast
Remember those seeds you collected for last year's seed drive? Well, look at them now!🌱🌲
We’re back at it with our native seed drive and we need your help collecting bald cypress seeds! You can send them to us and we’ll grow and plant them along the coast! Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
We’re back at it with our native seed drive and we need your help collecting bald cypress seeds! You can send them to us and we’ll grow and plant them along the coast! Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
November 20, 2025 at 8:07 PM
Remember those seeds you collected for last year's seed drive? Well, look at them now!🌱🌲
We’re back at it with our native seed drive and we need your help collecting bald cypress seeds! You can send them to us and we’ll grow and plant them along the coast! Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
We’re back at it with our native seed drive and we need your help collecting bald cypress seeds! You can send them to us and we’ll grow and plant them along the coast! Learn more: www.crcl.org/native-...
"Her work has not only been informational, but it has often served as a catalyst for change.” Check out this KPLC report on recent Coastal Stewardship Award winner Theresa Schmidt of Lake Charles. ow.ly/clVJ50XtFbA
November 20, 2025 at 1:02 PM
"Her work has not only been informational, but it has often served as a catalyst for change.” Check out this KPLC report on recent Coastal Stewardship Award winner Theresa Schmidt of Lake Charles. ow.ly/clVJ50XtFbA
We had an outstanding turnout for yesterday’s lecture with Dr. Keagan LeJeune! Over one hundred people joined us to learn about how place names can tell stories and learn about what CRCL is doing to restore those places. Stay tuned for more CRCLectures!
November 19, 2025 at 7:37 PM
We had an outstanding turnout for yesterday’s lecture with Dr. Keagan LeJeune! Over one hundred people joined us to learn about how place names can tell stories and learn about what CRCL is doing to restore those places. Stay tuned for more CRCLectures!