How are our shorelines changing overtime? How can we protect them?
Climate change, rising sea levels, and natural disasters are causing shorelines to break down – impacting our oceans, plants, animals, and communities.
Scientists are working with communities to build and test natural ways to Restore the Shore.
Learn about a living shoreline project and the University of Florida / Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (UF/IFAS) Nature Coast Biological Station (NCBS in Cedar Key, Florida through our Labs and Landscapes virtual reality (VR) tours.
To view/interact with the VR tours:
- Option 1: smartphones with Google Cardboard or other viewers
- Option 2: view the tours via desktop computers or tablets
- Option 3: project the tour on a screen at the front of the room to view as a group
UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station VR Tour
This tour showcases the Nature Coast Biological Station (NCBS) building.
Click this link to view the tour.
And use this guide to implement the tour:
Living Shoreline Virtual Tour
Visit the Living Shoreline project led by the UF/IFAS Nature Coast Biological Station (NCBS).
Click this link to view the tour.https://ths.li/TgSNLK
And use this guide to implement the tour:
