[NatureNS] Gulf of Maine King Tides Photo Contest

Date: Fri, 12 Sep 2014 12:29:30 -0300
Thread-Topic: Gulf of Maine King Tides Photo Contest
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Considering that the Bay of Fundy has some of the highest tides in the
world, I thought you  may be interested in participating in this photo
contest through the Gulf of Maine Council.

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   Gulf of Maine King Tides Photo Contest=20
Planned for October 9, 2014

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Along the 7,500-mile Gulf of Maine shoreline, an extreme high tide on
October 9, 2014 will illustrate what may become-with sea-level rise-the
new tidal norm. Participants in the first-ever Gulf of Maine King Tides
Photo Contest ( <http://gulfofmaine.kingtides.net/>
http://gulfofmaine.kingtides.net/) <http://gulfofmaine.kingtides.net/>
can document how the astronomical high tide that day affects wharves,
causeways, marshes, beaches and other coastal settings. Interested
citizens are encouraged to join the contest-submitting images from their
cameras or smart phones.

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Organizations from three states and two Canadian provinces are
collaboratively planning the Gulf contest-inviting images of coastal
settings from Cape Cod Bay to Cape Sable in Nova Scotia. Sea levels
within the Gulf of Maine have increased more than half a foot (20 cm.)
over the past century, and scientists anticipate an additional rise by
2100 of at least 2 feet (61 cm.), and possibly more than 3 ft (91 cm.).=20

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Alan Hanson


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