beachgoers
Coverage of beachgoers in the Nexus archive.
- Suspended Apache pilots reinstated after wowing beachgoers in July 4 flyover: ‘Carry on Patriots’
Eight Apache pilots suspended after a Fourth of July airshow that impressed beachgoers have been reinstated, according to officials. The reinstatement follows the controversial suspension linked to their July 4 flyover performance.
- How a 40-year project helped save little terns
A 40-year project has helped save little terns, a marine bird species threatened by high tides and beachgoers, through volunteer efforts.
- How beachgoers are turning snaps into science
Scientists are using photos taken by beachgoers to study the impact of climate change on coastal areas. The initiative aims to gather data through public contributions to better understand environmental changes.
- How beachgoers are turning snaps into science
Scientists are using photos taken by beachgoers to study the effects of climate change on coastal areas. This citizen science approach aims to gather data on coastal changes through everyday snapshots.
- Urgent warning for July 4th beachgoers as swimmer is killed and three others suffer injuries after being struck by LIGHTNING
A swimmer was killed and three others injured by lightning, prompting an urgent warning for July 4th beachgoers.
- June 12: Scattered showers & storms will ramp up this weekend
Scattered showers and storms are expected to increase this weekend due to tropical moisture and seabreeze, though dry periods will still occur. Heat and humidity will make temperatures feel like 100 degrees, but conditions remain favorable for boating and beach activities if done early.
- 'Curious' dolphin delights beachgoers in France as it weaves among swimmers - but marine experts raise concerns about its safety
A curious dolphin in France has been weaving among swimmers, delighting beachgoers, but marine experts warn about potential risks to the animal's safety. The interaction highlights the contrast between public enjoyment and conservation concerns.