Coastal Review is a magazine dedicated to the natural and human history of coastal environments, with a focus on environmental and conservation issues. The publication invites writers to contribute nonfiction essays and features that are well-researched and cast new light on established topics. While few subjects are taboo, the editors express a clear preference for showcasing environmental solutions rather than merely cataloging problems. This call is for the magazine's core content: news and features that make up the bulk of its pages. Writers are encouraged to explore topical events and virtually any aspect of coastal natural history and its human history as it relates to the environment. The scope is broad but grounded in a commitment to rigorous, informative storytelling that advances understanding of coastal ecosystems and their stewardship. There is no fee to submit, and the deadline is rolling, allowing writers to submit at any time. The magazine does not specify a prize or payment in the provided details, but the opportunity is significant for those engaged in environmental journalism and narrative nonfiction. The editorial vision prioritizes depth, research, and a forward-looking perspective on conservation.