Why Coastal Watersheds Matter for Hurricane Resilience
Imagine towering storm surges meeting marshes fed by inland rivers, as floodwaters soak into forested hillsides before crashing ashore. Coastal watersheds are nature’s storm shields—dissipating waves, filtering runoff, and rebuilding dunes with river‐borne sediments. Discover how these hidden networks of streams, wetlands, and floodplains transform tempest fury into manageable flows, safeguarding communities against hurricanes’ fiercest forces.
