LYW Episode 32, February 13, 2025: National Working Waterfront Conference

Dan Tucker • March 7, 2025

National Working Waterfront Conference


Dan travels to the National Working Waterfront Conference in San Diego and speaks with organizations and individuals from around the nation about working waterfronts, and the efforts underway to save them.

Featured in the interviews:


Adam Mistler - National Outreach Manager, Ocean Conservancy


Bryan Fluech - Marine Extension and Georgia Sea Grant | Associate Marine Extension Director


Shannon Hogan - Urban Harbors Institute / School for the Environment, University of Massachusetts


Chris Gilpin - Marketing Coordinator - Maritime Museum of San Diego


Each of the individuals above are working on various aspects of preserving maritime heritage, working waterfront infrastructure, and the ecology and science that benefits waterfronts everywhere.

We're not along in our struggles with waterfronts here in the Northwest, and the National Working Waterfront Conference highlights the work being done all around the nation, and in attending, Dan notes that it fosters conversations and dialogue that connect our Whatcom waterfront, to the world.

Georgia's working waterfronts are facing challenges felt across the nation, with similar hurdles that we face here in Whatcom County. Photo: Bryan Fluech

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