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Protecting Georgia's 100-mile coast through advocacy, education, and community engagement.
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"Commissioner-sponsored projects should align with constituent needs. Based on the bulldozing that occurred at the last commissioner meeting, resident input on these decisions is being left in the dirt."

South Coast Advocate Kat Montgomery slays in this LTE.
Commissioners bulldoze residents over development
Glynn County isn’t rural anymore. Dark skies splashed with stars, large acre lots quilted with forests, the peaceful hush after sunset: all things of the past. Residents need to get
thebrunswicknews.com
"I’m sure the DNR and the County Commission will put a lot of thought in it before making the right choice. I’m also sure that the wind from one storm could conspire with the ocean to wipe out whatever they do.

"I don’t know why, but I find a lot of encouragement in that."
Column/Perspective: Nature has a way of shaping beaches on its own
I can’t figure exactly what we want when it comes to the sand on St. Simons Island’s beach.
thebrunswicknews.com
Skeletons of the Georgia coast come alive and tell their story of life on the edge in Teake Zuidema's latest photograph exhibition, hosted by Arts Southeast in Savannah.

Read about this body of work, from @ajc.com 👇
Georgia artist documents the coast’s disappearing treescape
Water is a recurring theme in Dutch-born writer and photographer’s life and career. His work is on view at ARTS Southeast in Savannah through Oct. 18.
www.ajc.com
"When you allow more private docks to be constructed, you're basically privatizing the marshlands that are public resources,” said OHM VP of Coastal Conservation Alice Keyes. “Death by a thousand cuts is the last thing that the Georgia coast needs to be known as.”
Rules around construction of private recreational docks in Georgia's wetlands raise concerns
At a recent town hall, environmentalists presented demands that tangled with those of dock-builders, each carrying a bone to pick with the state's proposed rules.
www.savannahnow.com
Congratulations to Camden County's own Thiokol Memorial Project on their Southeast Emmy award for the documentary, "The Day That Shook Georgia," created in partnership with Georgia Public Broadcasting.

Watch the full episode on @pbs.org "Reel South"

#thiokol #thiokolmemorialproject #southeastemmy
REEL SOUTH | The Day That Shook Georgia | Season 9 | Episode 901
In 1971, one of the worst industrial tragedies in U.S. history shook rural Georgia.
www.pbs.org
Celebrate #WorldSeaTurtleDay by taking action to protect them! Here on Georgia's coast, Glynn County isn't doing its part to protect the threatened loggerhead sea turtles that nest and hatch on our beaches.

Encourage them to take two SIMPLE steps toward protected dark beaches 👇
Tell Glynn County to protect our sea turtles!
Pass the beachfront lighting ordinance and fix the lights at the Exit 42 roundabout BEFORE hatchlings emerge!
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Next stop on our #SummerRoadTrip: Georgia Sea Turtle Center—and beyond!

Dive into the world of sea turtles this week 🐢 with tips for a sea turtle friendly summer, ways you could (responsibly) see turtles #IRL, and ways you can take action!
Road Stop #2: Georgia Sea Turtle Center (and Beyond!)
Let's have a turtle-friendly summer! Learn about this iconic coastal animal on this next road stop.
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Join us in asking BOEM to keep Georgia's coast OFF the list to lease for gas and oil drilling! Speak up by MONDAY June 16 at midnight: OneHundredMiles.org/No-Drill
“Those plants provided food on the table, shelter, clothes and sustenance for families. ...to later find out about the environmental harms that have been inflicted on our community. It’s just very mind-boggling, very mind-boggling and painful.”
Brunswick human exposure study leaves more questions than answers for participants  - The Current
A peer-reviewed study has found that 40% of 97 Brunswick natives had higher concentrations of toxicants from two Superfund sites than the national average, with Black participants showing higher expos...
thecurrentga.org
“A healthy port benefits our economy, but any deepening must be done in a way that protects the health and safety of our wildlife and our people,” said Susan Inman, OHM Mid Coast Advocate.

Read more from @ajc.com 👇
Georgia shipping channelto get an overdue cleaning, thanks to new funds
With the help of new funding, the channel leading into the Port of Brunswick is set to be dredged to make more room for the massive ships coming in and out.
www.ajc.com