Meet Jonathan Brye, a new member of CC&E's Wetland and Aquatic Biogeochemistry Laboratory, and the subject of our latest ✨Student Spotlight ✨ Jonathan, who is at LSU to get a doctorate in wetland soil science, received the EPSCoR WIN-WIN Fellowship.

CC&E is pleased to announce Oceanography & Coastal Sciences Professor Dr. Steve Midway has been named our new Associate Dean of Academics! lsu.edu/cce/mediacenter/news…

Join us tomorrow for a Coast & Environment Seminar with @LSUAgCenter's Stacy Trackenberg! 📆 Friday, September 11th ⏰ 11:30 a.m. 📍 Dalton J Woods Auditorium, ECE Building

Attention all CC&E undergrads! Join us tomorrow for our 📚 Resource Fair for Academic Success 📚 📆 Wednesday, September 2nd ⏰ 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. 📍 ECE Rotunda

On Friday, CC&E celebrated the retirement of Tommy Blanchard, the longtime manager of the Wetland Biogeochemistry Analytical Services (WBAS) lab. lsu.edu/cce/mediacenter/news…

Hey CC&E Tigers, start your semester off right with a visit to our annual Resource Fair for Academic Success! 📆 Wednesday, September 2nd ⏰ 10:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. 📍 ECE Rotunda

Welcome back Tigers! Whether you're starting your semester in the classroom or the marsh, we're happy to have you back. Here's to another great semester of learning and discovery.

The annual hypoxia cruise sets sail tomorrow on the R/V Pelican. Its goal is to measure the size of the Dead Zone, a massive low oxygen zone that spreads across the northern Gulf every summer. Bon Voyage!

Today is #AIAppreciationDay and we're launching a new discussion about artificial intelligence and machine learning, from Environmental Sciences Professor Supratik Mukhopadhyay. lsu.edu/cce/mediacenter/news…

Extending Louisiana's Eyes on the Gulf Louisiana State University is expanding its role in Gulf Coast resilience with design and deployment of High Frequency Radar systems on selected retired offshore platforms. Read more: bit.ly/4eQPgRr

Congratulations to the winners of our CC&E swag give away at SWS2026! It was great connecting with everyone and we hope to see you again soon.

Are you at the Society of Wetland Scientists meeting in New Orleans? Make sure to stop by the LSU booth and enter into the drawing for LSU College of the Coast & Environment swag! You could win a heavy-duty poncho, which will come in handy right now, and a high-quality tumbler.

LSU sharing knowledge at the Society of Wetland Scientists meeting in New Orleans this week. Come by our table to connect!

Just in time for the start of the 2026 hurricane season, the new Earth Scan Lab website is live! Visualize hurricanes approaching the coast in real-time, explore Gulf sea surface temperatures defining the Loop Current and warm eddies, and more! earthscanlab.lsu.edu/

CC&E research helps protect public health. Our work on environmental toxins, human resilience, vulnerability mapping, and wastewater monitoring for emerging drugs helps Louisiana communities thrive.

CC&E scientists are helping sustain fisheries and coastal ecosystems. Their research on fish habitats and movement, ecosystem connectivity and artificial reef structures help keep our sportsman’s paradise healthy for the next generation.

CC&E research helps improve water quality. Our shellfish industry and beaches need clean waters to thrive. Our scientists are helping build a more sustainable future for these vital areas.

Communities in Louisiana and around the world are adapting to extreme weather. CC&E research helps build better understanding of climate and improve forecasting.

At CC&E, our research dollars help solve coastal challenges, in Louisiana and around the world. Our scientists and students investigate marsh loss, nature-based coastal designs, mangroves, ecosystem health and marsh restoration.

📣 Attention rising sophomores, juniors and seniors!📣 It's not too late to make the most of your summer vacation ☀️ The deadline for our Coast and Environmental Sciences Summer Camp has been extended to Friday, May 22! lsu.edu/cce/experience/summe…