America hits the water this Aug. 30 to celebrate National Beach Day from coast to coast, with public events,

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Safety efforts remain front and center as officials remind visitors to stay alert around changing tides, currents and heat conditions. At the same time, coastal groups are ramping up education around environmental hazards that often go unnoticed but affect both people and marine life.

Tourism built on shorelines

Beaches remain one of the strongest pillars of U.S. tourism , drawing more visitors than theme parks, sporting events and national landmarks combined. Their appeal spans demographics and regions, making them a consistent driver of domestic and international travel. This impact extends beyond leisure, supporting local economies through job

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