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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Coastal Adaptation Planning & Engagement in Imperial Beach
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on March 9\, 2017 (12:00PM to 1:00PM) as Councilmember Ed Spriggs talks about the City of Imperial Beach’s efforts in sea level rise adaptation planning. \nCheck out the 2016 City of Imperial Beach Sea Level Rise Assessment here! \n\nGuest Speakers \n \nEd Spriggs was first elected City Council in November of 2010. He was re-elected in November of 2014. His major goal is improving the quality of life for all residents of Imperial Beach. Ed’s community involvement previously included membership on streetscape improvement work groups\, the Ecotourism Committee\, the Mayor’s Advisory Committee\, and the Tidelands Advisory Committee. \n \nDanielle Boudreau is the Coastal Management Specialist at the Tijuana River National Estuarine Research Reserve (TRNERR).  As part of the Coastal Training Program\, she provides science-based training and technical assistance to binational coastal decision-makers in the San Diego and Baja California regions. Currently\, she is managing the Reserve’s climate change and resilience efforts. Previously\, Danielle worked with The Nature Conservancy to advance coastal adaptation in North Carolina\, while pursuing her masters in Environmental Management and Geospatial Analysis at Duke University. Check out our interview with Danielle on her coastal climate adaptation work with the TRNERR here. \n \nDr. David Revell is the founder and chief scientist at Revell Coastal with 20+ years of experience in coastal geomorphology and management. David’s projects range from evaluating coastal hazards to lagoon restoration to fisheries management and coastal and marine spatial planning. Dr. Revell has been active in many ground breaking climate change projects across California including the technical coastal hazards modeling for the Pacific Institute\, The Nature Conservancy’s Coastal Resilience projects\, and collaborative work in the Monterey Bay and San Diego regions looking at adaptation economics. Dr. Revell is currently engaged in many vulnerability and adaptation studies along the California Coast including: Imperial Beach\, San Diego\, Carlsbad\, Santa Monica\, Oxnard\, Santa Barbara (city and county)\, Goleta\, Los Osos\, Pacific Grove\, Monterey (city and county)\, and Santa Cruz County. \n\nWebEx Information \nTo join the session\, go to:  https://tnc.webex.com/tnc/k2/j.php?MTID=t996f8b7499f74829483134133c98c2c7 \nTopic: CA CR NETWORK – Coastal Adaptation Planning in Imperial Beach\nHost: Kelly Leo\nDate: Thursday\, March 9\, 2017\nTime: 12:00 pm – 1PM \, Pacific Standard Time (San Francisco\, GMT-08:00)\nSession number: 319 146 130\nSession password: CACRNetwork\nAudio Conference: 1-844-740-1264\, Audio Access Code: 319 146 130 \nTROUBLESHOOTING NOTES: You do NOT need to sign up for a WebEx account to log in. This training session should be listed in public upcoming sessions and the login information and password are listed below. If the link doesn’t seem obvious\, look to the left hand column and click on ‘List of Sessions’. The session should be listed in Today’s sessions (on day of event). You can join up to 5 minutes before start time and you will need the login information above. \nADD TO CALENDAR: To add this session to your calendar\, click the icon below.
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/coastal-adaptation-planning-imperial-beach/
CATEGORIES:California Network
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Marin County Sea Level Rise Adaptation Report
DESCRIPTION:Please join us on January 10\, 2017 (10:30AM to 12:00PM) as the County of Marin shares its Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Analysis and Adaptation Report with California Coastal Resilience Network members. \n \nJack Liebster \nJack is Marin County’s Advance Planning Manager for countywide\, coastal and sea level rise planning. A founding member of UCSC’s Environmental Studies Program\, he has worked for diverse array of planning and environmental agencies. At the Coastal Commission\, he developed the California Coastal Cleanup program and the phenomenally successful “Whale Tail” License Plate which has produced millions of dollars for environmental restoration. Jack is the newest Steering Committee Member for the California Coastal Resilience Network. \n \nAlex Westhoff \nAlex is a planner with the Marin County Community Development Agency. His focus is on sea level rise adaptation for both Marin’s open coast and San Francisco bayside. He received joint Masters Degrees in Landscape Architecture and City and Regional Planning from UC Berkeley. \nRelated Reports & Links \nMarin Ocean Coast Sea Level Rise Vulnerability Assessment \nCounty of Marin Adaptation Planning \nWebEx Information \nTo join the session\, go to: https://tnc.webex.com/tnc/k2/j.php?MTID=t18345532068703f5a2bbc5e919bacc5b \nAudio information: Dial: 1-844-740-1264;  Access code: 641 471 528 \n \nTo add this session to your calendar program (for example Microsoft Outlook)\, click the icon above or the link below: \nhttps://tnc.webex.com/tnc/k2/j.php?MTID=t4be795e0059a214dd0d02e52491fc5b1
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/webinar-marin-county-sea-level-rise-adaptation-report/
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SUMMARY:LUNCH CONVERSATION: CA Seawall Legislation
DESCRIPTION:Join the California Coastal Resilience Network for a lunchtime conversation on Wednesday\, December 7th from 12-1PM about how legislation could clarify the circumstances under which the Coastal Act allows shoreline armoring in California. \nSeawall along Monterey Bay shoreline. Photo Credit: Mary Gleason \nThe adverse impact of seawalls on the coast is well known. Coastal armoring degrades – and even eliminates – California’s beaches and other coastal habitats\, limits beach access and impedes coastal recreation\, and intensifies erosion on neighboring properties. Although the Coastal Act was designed to curtail coastal armoring\, it’s provisions are confusing and it has been interpreted in ways that are inconsistent with the Act’s intent. The Nature Conservancy will host a California Coastal Resilience Network conversation about how legislation could clarify the circumstances under which the Coastal Act allows armoring. No legislation has been proposed yet – the purpose of this conversation is to socialize the concept\, get a sense of how such legislation might help or impede Coastal Resilience planning\, and evaluate where support and opposition might come from. \nGuest facilitators: \n \nSarah G. Newkirk\, Senior Coastal Project Director\, The Nature Conservancy \n \nLouis Blumberg\, CA Climate Program Director\, The Nature Conservancy \n \nPablo Garza\, External Affairs Advisor\, The Nature Conservancy \n  \nWEBEX INFORMATION                              \n \nTo add this session to your calendar program (for example Microsoft Outlook)\, click HERE or the icon to the left. \nTopic: CA Seawall Legislation Brainstorming Session\nHost: Kelly Leo\nDate: Wednesday\, December 7\, 2016\nTime: 12:00 pm\, Pacific Standard Time (San Francisco\, GMT-08:00)\nSession Number: 648 610 528\nSession Password: This session does not require a password. \n——————————————————-\nTo start the session\n——————————————————-\n1. Go to https://tnc.webex.com/tnc/k2/j.php?MTID=t521611e2ef22512d92f6a32e5c79fa64\n2. Log in to your account.\n3. Click “Start Now”.\n4. Follow the instructions that appear on your screen.\n——————————————————-\nAudio conference information\n——————————————————-\nUSA Toll Free:1-844-740-1264\nAccess code: 648 610 528 \n 
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/ca-coastal-resilience-network-lunch-conversation-ca-seawall-legislation/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: Coastal Conservancy Climate Ready Series - Lessons-Learned from Sea Level Rise Adaptation Planning
DESCRIPTION:Join the State Coastal Conservancy’s Climate Ready Webinar Series on Friday\, December 2nd from 10:00AM to 11:30AM. \nMany adaptation planning efforts are underway in coastal California to help communities prepare for sea level rise and its associated impacts. The Coastal Conservancy has funded over 14 such planning efforts and would like to share lessons learned and best practices from our projects that can help others working on similar efforts in California. This webinar will highlight three case studies including: \n\nSan Mateo County (Hilary Papendick\, San Mateo County)\nMonterey Bay (Kelly Leo\, The Nature Conservancy)\nLos Angeles (Alyssa Newton Mann\, USC Sea Grant)\n\nRepresentatives from these adaptation projects will share information about their planning efforts and key lessons learned through the process. This webinar is aimed for those involved or interested in adaptation planning in California. Time at the end of the webinar will be available for questions and discussion.\nTo register\, email Hilary Walecka of SCC (Hilary.Walecka at scc.ca.gov) with your name\, affiliation\, and email address. \nThe next Climate Ready Webinar will be “Living Shorelines 101” in January 2017\, date and time TBD.
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/coastal-conservancy-climate-ready-webinar-series-lessons-learned-from-sea-level-rise-adaptation-planning/
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: NEW PRODUCTS AND TOOLS FOR ADDRESSING CLIMATE CHANGE IN THE COASTAL COMMISSION’S PLANNING AND REGULATORY WORK
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE JOIN US FOR A CALIFORNIA COASTAL RESILIENCE NETWORK WEBINAR\, Nov 29\, 2016 from 10:30AM to 12:00PM \nCoastal Commission staff spent a significant portion of the last year working on a synthesis of vulnerability information from a variety of sources including input from Coastal Commission staff in the District offices\, local governments\, and review of completed vulnerability assessments. This information will help prioritize future Commission efforts in addressing hazards and vulnerabilities related to sea level rise with a specific focus on Coastal Act resources most at risk. The Coastal Commission website will also host a new mapping tool to highlight and provide vulnerability information on a county level\, with special attention given to four case study areas. \nGuest Speakers: \nMichelle Jesperson \nMichelle Jesperson is the Federal Programs Manager at the California Coastal Commission where she oversees implementation of the federally approved California Coastal Management Program amongst three state agencies. Michelle has a background in land use planning\, land management and protection\, grant administration\, and budgeting from her previous work at the State Coastal Conservancy\, Coastal Commission\, Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District\, and White House Office of Management and Budget (OMB). Michelle holds MS and BS degrees in Earth Systems from Stanford University. \nMelis Okter \nMelis Okter is a California Sea Grant State Fellow with the California Coastal Commission. She is a recent graduate from the Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey (MIIS)\, where she received her Master’s in International Environmental Policy with a concentration in Ocean and Coastal Resource Management. Her recent work at the Coastal Commission focuses on sea level rise vulnerabilities along California’s coastal zone. \nMary Matella \nMary Matella is an Environmental Scientist with the California Coastal Commission. She completed her PhD in Environmental Science\, Policy\, and Management at UC Berkeley\, with a focus on climate change and ecosystem restoration. Her work at the Coastal Commission furthers implementation of the agency’s Sea Level Rise Policy Guidance\, part of a larger statewide strategy to respond to climate change. \n  \nWebEx Information \n——————————————————-\nTo join the session\, go to https://tnc.webex.com/tnc/k2/j.php?MTID=t02589fe0821fc65f7dbc9e3a9d3ed72a\n——————————————————-\nAudio conference information\n——————————————————-\nUSA Toll Free:1-844-740-1264\nAccess code: 641 953 725 \n \nClick icon above or click HERE to add this session to your calendar program.
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/webinar-new-products-and-tools-for-addressing-climate-change-in-the-coastal-commissions-planning-and-regulatory-work/
CATEGORIES:California Network
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR: ECONOMICS APPLICATION TRAINING FOR COASTAL RESILIENCE VENTURA
DESCRIPTION:PLEASE JOIN US FOR A WEBINAR ON NOVEMBER 17TH FROM 12:00 -1:00PM \nThe Nature Conservancy is releasing a new application on its CoastalResilience.org webtool which will assist decision makers in Ventura County in their climate adaptation planning. The tool examines the economic costs and benefits of coastal climate adaptation approaches throughout the County. The application is currently being developed for Monterey County\, with anticipated release in early 2017. \nPlease join this training session to learn how to use the new application and to provide feedback to the developers at The Nature Conservancy and the University of California\, Santa Cruz Center for Integrated Spatial Research (CISR). \nJoin Skype Meeting; Join by Phone: +1 (866) 385-9623; Conference ID: 6909850445 \nGuest Speakers: \n \nDr. Gretchen Greene\, Senior Manager\, Ramboll Environ\nDr. Greene is a senior manager with Ramboll Environ\, with over 15 years of experience and a focus in community and natural resource economics. She collaborated with The Nature Conservancy to consider the costs and benefits of various climate adaptation approaches across the Ventura County coastline\, the results of which are now highlighted in this new app. \n \nLily Verdone\, Coastal Project Director\, The Nature Conservancy\nLily Verdone develops and implements locally successful\, broadly applicable conservation strategies that benefit both people and nature. She directs Coastal Resilience Ventura\, a multi-objective planning framework for sea level rise and coastal hazards that advances nature-based solutions to climate change through science\, decision-support tools\, and public policy. \n \nBarry Nickel\, Director of the Center for Integrated Spatial Research\, University of California\, Santa Cruz\nBarry is the director of CISR at UCSC and works closely with The Nature Conservancy’s Coastal Resilience (CR) project. He and his team serve as principal developers of the Ventura Economics web application and also play a leading role in Coastal Resilience’s enterprise GIS data management\, web service architecture/infrastructure\, and geospatial tool development across the CR network. \n  \n 
URL:https://coastalresilience.org/event/webinar-economics-application-training-for-coastal-resilience-ventura/
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