Sustainable
Oceans, Coasts and Waterways Program
The oceans, coasts, and inland waterways
of the United States, and the economic and ecological resources that they support, provide
enormous benefits to the Nation and the world. Americans depend on the oceans, coasts, and
inland waterways for a wide range of resources and activities, including productive
fisheries, global trade, coastal recreation, mineral and energy production, and ecological
diversity. In recent decades, however, the quality, sustainability, and well-being of
these vital areas have declined.
Since its inception, The Heinz Center has
brought the expertise and commitment of the four sectors to bear on the challenges that
face U.S. ocean policy, as well as on coastal and inland waterways issues.
Advisory Committee Members
- Stephen Leatherman, Chair, Director of the International Hurricane Research Center at
Florida International University
- Mike Bahleda,Bahleda Management and Consulting, LLC
- Cabell Brand, Cabell Brand Center for International Resource
Studies
- Virginia Burkett, U.S. Geological Survey
- Michael E. Campana,Oregon State University
- Mike Connor, San Francisco Estuary Institute
- M. Rupert Cutler, Roanoke, Virginia
- Susan L. Cutter, University of South Carolina
- Tim Dillingham, American Littoral Society
- Peter Douglas, California Coastal Commission
- Leo M. Eisel, Brown and Caldwell
- James W. Good, JW Good Consulting, LLC, Corvallis, Oregon
- David Hart,University of Maine
- John Huff, Oceaneering International, Inc.
- Ann L. Riley, Waterways Restoration Institute
- David Rockefeller, Jr., Cambridge, Massachusetts
- Christophe A. G. Tulou,The Heinz Center
- Henry Vaux, University of California, Berkley
- Phyllis Wyeth, Wilmington, Delaware
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Publications
Coastal Management
Waterways
Marine Fisheries
The
Nation’s Stake in the Oceans
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