Coastal Alabama: linking restoration with technology
Coastal Alabama project selected Prize for Progress finalist The Nature Conservancy’s Coastal Alabama project was selected as a finalist of the Prize for Progress award sponsored by the American Society of Adaptation Professionals (ASAP). The project, titled “Coastal...
Coastal Alabama Recognized for Innovation by American Society of Adaptation Professionals
The Nature Conservancy (TNC) was recognized at the May, 2015 National Adaptation Forum for it’s work alongside its key partners Alabama Coastal Foundation, Mobile Baykeeper and The Ocean Foundation) in coastal Alabama. The National Adaptation Forum is “a...
Climate Change and Transportation: What Can We Do About Vulnerable Rail Lines?
The impacts of climate change and extreme weather is a growing issue of concern for transportation -particularly railroads. The CT Mirror recently ran a two-part series identifying the projected impacts on rail lines and stations in Connecticut. This ambitious piece...
Can Building Resilient Coral Coastlines Help Protect Grenada?
Contributed by: Phil Kramer and Ruth Blyther, The Nature Conservancy After two weeks of intense building, TNC Global Marine and Caribbean staff have completed the construction phase of the Grenada coral reef pilot project in Grenville. This new artificial reef is part...
Calling All California Citizen Scientists (You)!
You can help! Please post pictures of flooding and other coastal events to Flickr’s CA King Tides group with the hashtag #elninoca.