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Exploring nature-based mitigation, including post-disaster solutions and their impact.

Exploring nature-based mitigation, including post-disaster solutions and their impact.

by Coastal Resilience | Jul 17, 2018 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

Introduction to nature-based solutions
• Case studies
• Nature-based solutions in a post-disaster environment
• Barriers to implementation
• Potential and innovative funding sources

Utilizing Nature-Based Solutions to Enhance Flood Resilience & Recovery

Utilizing Nature-Based Solutions to Enhance Flood Resilience & Recovery

by Coastal Resilience | Jul 17, 2018 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

• Introduction to natural and nature-based solutions
• Approaches, case studies, and resources
• Considering natural and nature-based solutions for redevelopment and recovery
• How these approaches fit into FEMA programs

Horry County Focus Group

Horry County Focus Group

by Coastal Resilience | Jul 16, 2018 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

Goal: Utilize local knowledge and expertise to identify flood prone areas around the rivers in Horry
County.
Outcome: Prioritized list of focus areas and nature based projects to reduce flood potential.

Description of North Coast Mapping

Description of North Coast Mapping

by Coastal Resilience | Jul 16, 2018 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

Geoscience Consultants has developed custom Hindcasted Flooding, Risk, and Land Cover maps and information for The Nature Conservancy to support an ongoing project in Horry and Georgetown Counties.

Rising waters featured through public art, parades, lectures, and events in Charleston, SC

Rising waters featured through public art, parades, lectures, and events in Charleston, SC

by Coastal Resilience | Jun 30, 2017 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

A network of residents, artists, businesses and activists, committed to equitable and just growth has assembled a team to shine a light on rising waters through public art, parades, lectures, and events for the Awakening V: King Tide.

14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation

14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation

by Coastal Resilience | Jun 30, 2017 | South Carolina, Southeast Atlantic, Story

The Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) Climate Adaptation Fund just released a new report, 14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation, which features six previously funded projects at TNC. Check it out for inspiration!

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