Flooding is becoming an increasingly concerning issue across South Florida.
Every fall and early winter, king tides trigger “sunny day flooding,” causing damage to coastal properties and stressing local ecosystems. With climate change increasing global sea levels, king tides have grown more frequent and severe in recent years.
Throughout this podcast, we feature experts and advocates who share their insights and solutions to address the challenges posed by our changing environment.
To visit the accompanying website, click here. For the accompanying photo gallery, click here. To watch the accompanying video story, click here.
Episode One: Dr. Tiffany Troxler
In this episode, joining us is Dr. Tiffany Troxler, the director of science in the Sea Level Solutions Center in the Institute of Environment at Florida International University. Troxler’s work spans across the Everglades and Miami’s urban environment, researching how sea level rise and flooding are reshaping both natural ecosystems and the communities that depend on them.
Episode Two: Dale Andree and Nicole Crooks
In this episode, joining us is Dale Andree, founder and artistic director of National Water Dance and Nicole Crooks, community organizer and co-creator of Walk Through Our Neighborhood. We’re exploring how artists and advocates are using movement to inspire action and connection in communities across South Florida.
