A documentary about proposed development at south end of Kiawah Island, produced by Mary Edna Fraser and Celie Dailey. Includes interviews with Dr. Orrin Pilkey, Professor of Earth Scieces at Duke University, and Nancy Vinson, Coastal Conservation League’s Program Director for Air and Water Quality.
Read MoreThe film, an 89-minute documentary on the repercussions of climate change on human migration, delves into the unique challenges presented when people are forced onto foreign shores.
Read MoreThis film follows playwright, beachcomber and lobsterman Nick Darke, onto the beach during one stormy winter and records all his discoveries, tracing everything he finds along the coastline back to its source, via the telephone and the internet.
Read More“An idea is like a seed, if you feed it then it may grow. It took four hours to make and lived only for the time of the tides.” Jamie Wardley, Finn Varney and 15 Yorkshire artists have collaborated to make the first animated beach sand drawing at Filey, North Yorkshire.
Read MoreOostduinkerke on the West Flanders coast, Belgium, is the only place in the world where you will still see the 500-year-old tradition of fishermen trawling for shrimp on horseback.
Read MoreNorth Carolina law has prohibited hardened structures on its beaches and inlets for more than two decades.
Read MoreOrrin H. Pilkey and area locals offer their perspective on North Topsail Beach, North Carolina.
Read MoreThis film explores the issues of the North Carolina coast through interviews with coastal experts and visits to numerous sites along the NC coast.
Read MoreWorld famous coastal geologist Orrin H. Pilkey takes us to the beach and explains why erosion has become a problem.
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