Louisiana’s coast is disappearing at an alarming rate, with national and global implications. As America’s wetlands, Louisiana provides critical ecosystem services that support the country’s economy, energy production, and food systems.

Our coastal city of New Orleans, vibrant, spirited, and culturally rich, is proud to host Super Bowl LIX. Restoring our coast is key to preserving our unique culture, historic neighborhoods, and resilience in the face of adversity.

Coastal restoration is not just a local concern—it’s a shared responsibility. Whether you live in Louisiana or across the country, you can make a difference. CRCL is leading the charge by engaging communities in restoration efforts, advocating for policy change, and recycling oyster shells to build new reefs that strengthen vital ecosystems. CRCL’s work combats land loss while preserving the livelihoods, culture, and economy of coastal communities. Protecting Louisiana’s coast is essential for the environment and the health of our planet, as healthy coastal ecosystems help mitigate climate change and support biodiversity.

Here’s how you can help and why it matters.