From Federal Appropriations to Coastal Resilience: An In-Depth Discussion with the City Manager of Tybee Island, GA | WaterLog

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On the March episode of the WaterLog podcast, Howard and Dan discuss the recent whale deaths in New Jersey where offshore wind surveys are taking place and the FY23 Corps Work Plan. Then, Howard and Dan talk with the City Manager of Tybee Island, GA about the history of coastal advocacy at Warwick Group, federal appropriations, legislation like the Water Resources Development Act, and coastal resilience.

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