Write for us
Coastal Resource welcomes clear, original pitches about shoreforms, coastal materials, tides and weather, habitats, or human uses of coastal resources. We are interested in pieces that help readers understand a subject, compare options or notice a detail they might otherwise miss.
What makes a strong pitch
Send a short outline that names the subject, the central question and what a reader will understand by the end. Explain why the piece suits Coastal Resource and what sources or expertise you would draw on. A focused idea with a distinct angle is more useful than a broad topic such as coastal life.
The kind of work we seek
We favour accurate, readable work with a clear line of thought and room for context. Explain technical terms, avoid sweeping claims about all coastlines and separate observation from inference. We do not seek unsupported claims, promotional copy or advice that depends on local rules or professional assessment.
Send a proposal
Use the Contact page and select the editorial question option to send your pitch. Include your proposed title, outline and any relevant links or notes in the message. We cannot promise publication or a particular response time.
A coastline is never just a view.
Its shape, materials, living communities and human uses all leave clues. We follow those clues without pretending every shore works the same way.