From Mardi Gras to marsh: Glass Half Full turns party glass into Louisiana coastline
PolicyThursday, July 16, 2026Mongabay

From Mardi Gras to marsh: Glass Half Full turns party glass into Louisiana coastline

A recent Mardi Gras float showcased the erosion of the Louisiana coastline, raising awareness about coastal loss and the urgent need for restoration efforts. The initiative highlights the intersection of cultural events and environmental activism, encouraging community engagement in protecting vital ecosystems.

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