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The remnants of Hurricane Helene wreaked havoc in Asheville, North Carolina, leading to catastrophic flooding that experts say was driven by a combination of severe weather patterns, topography, and climate change.

In a proactive move to enhance flood defense, Collier County has officially entered into an agreement to deploy Tiger Dams—a cutting-edge solution that uses water to fight water.

Coastal flooding is an ever-growing threat, impacting millions of people worldwide each year. Rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and storm surges put homes, businesses, and infrastructure at risk.

Natural disasters like tsunamis and floods can cause devastating damage to communities, homes, and lives.

Natural disasters, particularly floods, are an escalating concern for those living in high-risk areas.

Floods are among the most destructive natural disasters, not just to infrastructure but also to the environment. Traditional flood management methods, such as sandbags, often create significant waste and require substantial resources to deploy and dispose of.

As the 2024 hurricane season brought devastating storms and record-breaking floods to Florida, one product emerged as a true lifesaver: Tiger Dams.

Ahead of Hurricane Milton, Weeki Wachee influencer-River Daddy stumbled across Tiger Dams protecting the Weeki Wachee Area Club.

When it comes to protecting your home from flooding, you want to be sure that the products you use are reliable, effective, and meet the highest safety standards.

During Hurricane Debby, DeSantis pushed hospitals, municipalities, first responders and those who operate critical infrastructure to consider the use of Tiger Dam flood barriers.