• UCSB Shoreline Adaptation Planning

  • About This Survey

    UCSB's Ocean & Coastal Policy Center is gathering input from students, faculty, staff, and Isla Vista residents on how people use and value Area 3 (Campus Lagoon) and Area 4 (Lagoon Road Corridor). Your feedback will help inform shoreline adaptation planning, community engagement efforts, and future decision-making related to these coastal areas.

    To provide context for this survey, please review the Shoreline Adaptation Project StoryMap linked below before continuing.

    StoryMap: https://arcg.is/08GTK52

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  • Please provide your information below

    NOTE: Your personal information will be kept confidential

  • Affiliation*
  • How often do you use or visit UCSB's Campus Lagoon/trail?*
  • In what ways do you primarily interact with UCSB's Campus Lagoon/trail? Please select your top 3.*
  • How often do you use or visit UCSB's Campus Point Beach?*
  • In what ways do you primarily interact with UCSB's Campus Point Beach? Please select your top 3.*
  • How often do you use or visit UCSB's Manzanita Bluff Trail (from Campus Lagoon to Isla Vista)?*
  • In what ways do you primarily interact with UCSB's Manzanita Trail towards Isla Vista? Please select your top 3.*
  • How often do you use or visit the Lagoon Road Corridor?*
  • In what ways do you primarily interact with Lagoon Road to you?*
  • How often do you use/visit the beach near Anacapa Hall down to Goleta Beach?*
  • In what ways do you primarily interact with the beach near Anacapa Hall down to Goleta Beach? (Accessible by Parking Lot 6)*
  • When considering UCSB's plan to adapt our coastal area to erosion, what do you hope we prioritize? Please select your top 3.*
  • Future Contact Permission (Optional) Would you be interested in receiving future updates, engagement opportunities, or project information related to UCSB’s Shoreline Adaptation Project?

  • For More Information: To learn more about UCSB's Planning for Sea Level Rise on California's Coast, visit our Sea Level Rise Adaptation Strategy or visit our Story Map. Questions about the inventory or findings in the reports may be directed to Dr. Charles Lester (charleslester@ucsb.edu).

  • Thank You to Our Partners and Supporters

    Thank You to Our Partners and Supporters

    The Shoreline Adaptation Project is a partnership between the Ocean & Coastal Policy Center (OCPC) at UCSB, the Cheadle Fund for Biodiversity and Ecological Restoration, Campus Planning and Design, and the California Coastal Conservancy. Additional funding provided by the UCSB Associated Students Coastal Fund. Through continued monitoring, analysis, and collaboration, we seek to maintain a resilient and sustainable shoreline that supports the University's mission and the broader coastal ecosystem.
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