
Read our Insider’s Updates from OHM’s President/CEO, Megan Desrosiers.
Here’s your chance to go behind-the-scenes and learn about One Hundred Miles’ projects and events. Check back for an in-depth look at the issues affecting Georgia’s 100-mile coast and how your support makes our work possible.


The Complexity of Our Coast
If you’ve been around One Hundred Miles for our first 10 years, you’ve probably noticed that we’ve built our organization by celebrating Georgia’s unique 100-mile coast. We say things like: “It starts with love” and “Georgia’s coast is…

Coastal Resilience
Re-sil-ience: the capacity to withstand or to recover quickly from difficulties.
For the past two decades, there’s been a lot of discussion about the concept of resiliency, specifically as it relates to preparedness for the impacts of…

Experiencing the Wonder of Georgia’s Coast
As we continue to celebrate OHM’s tenth anniversary throughout 2023, we’re committed to taking you behind the scenes of our work and staying in touch. I’m grateful to share these Insider Updates with you—look for them every other month or so,…

Our Moral Imperative
Georgians are deeply connected to the wildlife with which we share our coast. So much so that our experiences have become a regular part of our life stories. We share when we’ve seen the first painted buntings or roseate spoonbills of the year. Sea…

Change on the Horizon
Earlier this summer, I decided that our family needed a change of scenery. So in July, we embarked on a month long, socially-distanced RV trip across the U.S. But by the third day of watching flat farmland pass by, we were bored. My kids began to wonder…

Liberty and Justice For All
Over the past few months, as the flaws in our society have become blindingly apparent, long overdue conversations have been happening every day. Just this week, I’ve discussed racism with my coworkers, family, physician, State Senator, an old friend…

The Intersection of Global and Local
One of the things I love the most about Georgia’s coast is that our connection to the rest of the planet isn’t ignored. It is celebrated with the arrival of many different species of wildlife who rely on our coast for survival, including red knots,…

Leadership
I’ve been spending a lot of time in Atlanta lately. Being at the Capitol is funny. At the beginning of each session, my hopefulness and optimism overflow. But, we’re only in our third full week, and already my well is starting to run dry.
The legislative…
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