by Coastal Resilience | Feb 17, 2017
Southeast coastal communities from North Carolina down to Florida have partnered to build understanding of the roles that natural ecosystems have in regards to coastal resilience and planning.
by Coastal Resilience | Jan 13, 2017
In Georgia, local, state, federal government agencies, non-profit organizations, and private citizens are assessing where people and infrastructure within coastal communities are vulnerable to coastal hazards and sea level rise and applying natural solutions such as land protection, shoreline and wetland restoration and flood risk decision support tools.
by Kelly Leo | Dec 1, 2016 | Virginia
Volunteers Do the Heavy Lifting to Build “Oyster Castles” for Living Shoreline Project To better protect shorelines in the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge (NWR), two oyster reef living shoreline projects are being constructed in refuge waters by the U.S....
by Morgan Chow | Nov 29, 2016
CALIFORNIA NETWORK VIDEO LIBRARY Network Webinar Recordings Using Cell Phone Data to Better Understand Coastal Visitation and AccessJanuary 22nd, 2024 Planning for Sea Level Rise on California’s CoastOctober 5th, 2023 New Essential Tools for Accelerated...
by David Frank | Nov 13, 2016
Join the State Coastal Conservancy’s Climate Ready Webinar Series on Friday, December 2nd from 10:00AM to 11:30AM. Many adaptation planning efforts are underway in coastal California to help communities prepare for sea level rise and its associated impacts. The...
