Exciting News! The Coastal Hazards and Resilience Training, Education, and Research (CHARTER) Fellow program is now open! We are recruiting undergraduates from any academic discipline to provide YOU with opportunities to engage with research, connect with people from different Universities, and gain experience in natural science […]
Off the coast of British Columbia, Washington, Oregon, and Northern California, lies one of the world’s greatest impending earthquake hazards: The Cascadia Subduction Zone. While scientists have long known that Cascadia is capable of producing powerful earthquakes, there has been far less certainty about how much […]
Exciting news for the Hub and its members, the Cascadia CoPes Twitter account will now be moved to BlueSky! This new platform will allow the Hub to connect with a wider audience of people around coastal communities, hazard mitigation, and emergent research. Join us on our […]
Each year the Cascadia CoPes Hub funds a handful of pilot projects, designed to support, provide, and engage communities in emergent research to help strengthen hazard mitigation infrastructure. This year 5 new projects were awarded to PI’s: Dr. Alex Horner-Devine – Characterizing Lower Williapa River flooding […]