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Rediscover New York, one shoreline at a timeExperience New York City like never before with this comprehensive guide to its urban waterfront. ""Going Coastal"" takes you beyond the typical tourist spots, revealing the city's lesser-known coastal treasures. What You'll Find Inside: Detailed Maps: Easy-to-follow routes along NYC's diverse shorelines Hidden Beaches: Discover secluded spots for sunbathing and relaxation Historical Insights: Learn about the maritime heritage of each area Local Hotspots: Find the best waterfront restaurants, parks, and attractions Outdoor Activities: Kayaking, fishing, and birdwatching recommendations Stunning Photography: Vivid images capturing the beauty of NYC's waterfronts Perfect For: NYC residents looking to explore their own backyard Tourists seeking off-the-beaten-path experiences History buffs interested in New York's maritime past Outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers Anyone looking to escape the urban jungle without leaving the city Why Choose This Guide? Expertly Curated: Created by Going Coastal, Inc., specialists in coastal exploration Up-to-Date Information: Includes the latest developments and access points Eco-Friendly Focus: Tips for responsible enjoyment of coastal areas Insider Knowledge: Gain access to local secrets and hidden gems Support a Great CauseBy purchasing this guide, you're supporting Going Coastal, Inc.'s mission to promote awareness and appreciation of our urban waterfronts.

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Barbara's professional background includes expertise in corporate development, partnership marketing and community outreach programs. This experience was gained during the 20 years she spent in the event and entertainment industries, having been the director of sponsorship for the New York Racing Association and the TV Food Network, and director of Special Events, Public Relations and Marketing for high-end beach resorts and corporate conference centers. Barbara earned her BA degree from the University of Central Florida, where her accomplishments include organizing environmental cleanup campaigns for the degraded Weekiva Springs. Beyond this, Barbara initiated the Adopt-a-Highway program in the coastal community of Beaufort County and Hilton Head, SC. She is the recipient of the Disney Community Service, Keep America Beautiful, Pitch-In, and the EPA Environmental Quality Awards for her work on behalf of the environment. Barbara authored ""Going Coastal NYC"" and ""A Maritime History of NY, epilogue"", as well as, several White Papers on Urban Waterfronts. Her journey serves as a testament to the transformative power of perseverance, innovation, and a genuine desire to make a difference. With her unwavering passion and dedication, Barbara continues to shape industries, empower communities, and leave a lasting legacy of positive impact.

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