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Informing Restoration in Connecticut

Informing Restoration in Connecticut

by Coastal Resilience | Sep 15, 2017 | 10YR, Connecticut, Story

Partners in Connecticut use Coastal Resilience to inform restoration in Bridgeport, CT and beyond.

Hurrican Sandy and the Recovery of Bridgeport, Connecticut

Hurrican Sandy and the Recovery of Bridgeport, Connecticut

by Coastal Resilience | Oct 7, 2016 | Connecticut

Contributed by: Dr. Adam Whelchel, Director of Science for The Nature Conservancy in Connecticut Coastal storms, flooding and sea level rise endanger millions of Americans, and threaten infrastructure, industry, protective ecosystems, tourism and trade. In the U.S.,...
Connecticut first for future saltmarsh advancement assessment at fine scale for entire coast.

Connecticut first for future saltmarsh advancement assessment at fine scale for entire coast.

by Coastal Resilience | Oct 7, 2016 | Connecticut

Thanks to the Coastal Resilience Program, Connecticut is now the first in the nation to have assessed the entire coastline for future salt marsh advancement zones (where salt marsh will likely advance with projected sea level rise) down to the parcel scale. “The...

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