Florida’s Shorelines Decline While Buffalo’s Waters are Thriving

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Written By Chrissa

Here’s a snippet of my Buffalo Criterion Weekly Editorial:

Over the past two years, I have watched water levels in Florida fluctuate dramatically. During periods of heavy rainfall, lakes, ponds, and wetlands expanded beyond their normal boundaries. In some locations, water overflowed into surrounding vegetation and low-lying areas. This year, however, I have noticed the opposite and it’s a bit concerning. Water levels have dropped enough to expose distinct waterlines along shorelines that were previously submerged.

As an environmental scientist working in Florida, seeing these changes raises an important question: Is this normal for Florida, or are we experiencing something more serious?

The answer appears to be both.

Read the entire article at The Buffalo Criterion

Chrissa

Chrissa is an Environmental Scientist with a Master’s in Environmental Studies and Sustainability, specializing in practical, science-driven approaches to environmental protection. She integrates sustainability into every aspect of her work, treating it not as a career field but a lived discipline. Beyond research and analysis, she is dedicated to creative communication and outdoor engagement to deepen public connection to the natural world.

https://TerraOnTheBench.com
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