Coastography
noun | coast·og·ra·phy | \ˈkōst ä-grə-fē \
1 : the science of the coast and its interconnected social-ecological systems.
2 : the study of coastal sustainability.
Keeping the Pulse of the Coast
As part of the Environmental Science & Resource Management program at California State University Channel Islands, the Coastography Lab seeks to increase our understanding of how coastal communities can better steward their coastal resources. We work on two broad, intersecting issues:
Coastal Access
Who has access to our coasts? Is access equitable and meaningful? How will coastal access and access equity be impacted by rising sea levels?
Wave Resources
Are waves vulnerable? How are they valued and by whom? How can communities manage and conserve waves on changing coasts?
Dan Reineman - I am an Assistant Professor of Environmental Science & Resource Management at CSU Channel Islands. I study the human dimensions of ocean and coastal management using interdisciplinary methods, including community-based research. My goal is to engage students and communities in understanding and sustainably managing their coastal resources. Learn more about me here; see the courses I teach at CSUCI here; if you are a student, connect with me here.
NEW! Coastography Lab Hats!
Okay, it has come to our attention that Coastography Lab hats are something people actually want. Visit the Zazzle Coastography Lab page to order yours. Please note that we are a research lab and not a hat shop. Printing is by and 95% of proceeds go to zazzle.com.