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A global army of citizen scientists, armed with camera phones and smart software, is turning everyday beach walks into a powerful scientific monitoring system. The CoastSnap project is mapping coastal changes worldwide, offering researchers an unprecedented, day-by-day view of how waves and tides are reshaping our shores.
By Nadia Brooks · Interesting Things Desk · October 23, 2026 at 2:47 AM CDT
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By Amanda Hayes · Reviewboard Features DeskA global army of citizen scientists, armed with camera phones and smart software, is turning everyday beach walks into a powerful scientific monitoring system. The CoastSnap project is mapping coastal changes worldwide, offering researchers an unprecedented, day-by-day view of how waves and tides are reshaping our shores.
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