Delve into Louisiana's pressing environmental narrative with a bike tour that caters to anyone eager to understand coastal land loss. This self-guided audio tour through Baton Rouge reveals the vital role this city plays in coastal restoration efforts, combining educational insights with breathtaking scenes along the Mississippi River. The journey begins at the ancient LSU mounds – testament to human ingenuity, and concludes at the monumental State Capitol Building. Along the route, you're invited to discover various organizations like the Coastal Sustainability Studio and Louisiana Sea Grant, and grasp their contribution to environmental preservation and sustainability. Starting at LSU, where the human-made mounds date back thousands of years, you will pedal towards innovation and guardianship of the coasts, all the while learning about the geography and history that shape the present. As you coast along, marvel at the might of the Mississippi, reflect on the Port Allen Locks' functionality, and gain insights on the challenges wrought by hurricanes. This biking adventure not only takes you through Baton Rouge's picturesque paths but also imparts a deep understanding of Louisiana’s coast, the various threats it faces, and the relentless efforts to safeguard it. By the tour's end, you will appreciate the blend of nature, science, and culture that makes Baton Rouge an essential player in the quest for coastal conservation.