Over, Under, and Through: Salt, Hydrologic Connectivity, and the Future of the Coast

Seasonally structured drone data for shoreline change around a hybrid living shoreline project

Multi-method geophysical characterization of karst dissolution structures in an urban South Florida wellfield

Tracking Salt Plume Migration Beneath Drainage Ditches in Coastal Agricultural Landscapes

Characterizing the Spatial and Temporal Salinity Variability on Shackleford Banks, NC: Implications for Freshwater Availability and Barrier Island Habitat

Empowering Undergraduate Research Through LoRaWAN-Enabled Sensor Networks: A Coastal Salt Marsh Case Study from the FS3 Critical Zone Summer Program

Fresh Solutions to Salty Struggles: Hands-On Hydrogeophysics Training for Investigating Salinization in the Coastal Critical Zone

Geophysical Insights into Saltwater Intrusion and Soil Salinization in Agricultural Regions of Eastern North Carolina

Hydrogeophysical investigation of Shackleford Banks using electrical reistivity tomography examining freshwaterwater avalibility and quality

Integrating Traditional Soil Testing with Electromagnetic Induction for Precision Mapping of Electrical Conductivity in Coastal
NC Agricultural Fields

SCORE through WaterCorps: Scaffolding Community Outreach and Research Experiences to build the geoscience workforce

Towards the development of a drone-based frequency-domain electromagnetic mapping system for environmental monitoring

Upstream and Downstream Controls on Freshwater Salinization along the Tar River, NC

Using Frequency Domain Electromagnetic Induction and Hydrologic Monitoring to Investigate Salinity Dynamics and Drainage Interactions in an Agricultural Field of Coastal North Carolina

Using electromagnetic geophysical methods to characterize shallow and deep subsurface salinity dynamics on Shackleford Banks, Cape Lookout National Seashore, North Carolina

Water Quality-Flow Relationships and Sea Level Rise Influence along the Tar-Pamlico River: Implications for Salinity Intrusion

WaterCorps ~ A Student-Led Environmental Consulting Organization:Updates and Opportunities

You can lead a horse to water, but it might be salty: Monitoring water use by feral horses in a changing coastal environment