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New Training Tutorial Exercises Released!

Camden Coastal Resilience Project creates flood risk tools

Building Resilience – There’s no “i” in Team

Partnership Results in Deep Dive for Oyster Research

Coastal Resilience Tool Featured on Virginia’s Public Radio

Low Impact Development in Coastal South Carolina: A Planning and Design Guide

Georgetown County Focus Group Meeting Notes

Using Natural Infrastructure To Protect Coastal Roads and Bridges

Nature‐Based Solutions for Coastal Highway Resilience

Support for Hope 4 Coast

Nature-Based Solutions and the FEMA Community Rating System

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

Utilizing Nature-Based Solutions to Enhance Flood Resilience & Recovery

Horry County Focus Group

Description of North Coast Mapping

Georgia Climate Research Roadmap Identifies Georgia’s Top 40 Climate Research Questions

Keeping Sediment in the System to Protect New Jersey’s Coast

Protecting North Carolina’s Coast with Oyster Reefs

The Global Value of Mangroves for Risk Reduction

Virginia Eastern Shore Future Habitat App Updated

Nature Could Help Prevent $50 Billion in Flood Damages in the Gulf of Mexico

Three Rivers, One Estuary

Fied Test-Grenada: Lose the Reef, Lose the Beach

Coastal Resilience Work Receives Geospatial Excellence Award

App Offers Guidance on Living Shorelines

Access Open Space to Lower Flood Insurance Cost

A Suite of Community Rating System Resources

Coastal Resilience Honored for State-of-the-Art Mapping Technology

High-Tech Tools Help Ramp up Conservation and Green Insfrastructure

Microsoft Invests $50 Million in AI Climate Change Program

The Journeys of Migratory Species in the Gulf of Mexico

Case Studies of Natural Shoreline Infrastructure in Coastal California

NEW North Carolina’s Living Shorelines application

South Jersey Rich in Coastal Strongholds

What does fire have to do with floods?

Progress made on climate projections and impact on local agriculture

Developing an plan for resilient agriculture in Snohomish County

We got tools, are you using them?

New Resource: Adaptation Tools for Local Governments

COASTAL RESILIENCE AT THE 4TH ANNUAL NATIONAL TRIBAL EMERGENCY MANAGEMENT CONFERENCE!

TNC’s Coastal Resilience featured at the Monterey County Coastal Resilience Workshop

Informing Restoration in Connecticut

Incorporating into planning efforts in North Carolina

Elevating Coastal Resilience Technology with Microsoft

Coastal Resilience Guides Restoration and Collaboration in New Jersey

CR tool featured in Smithsonian traveling exhibition

Ecosystem Effects Roadshow

Climate Justice Working Group Releases Guiding Principles and Recommendations for California

CCC Releases Draft Residential Adaptation Policy Guidance

Learn How We’re Mapping Sea Level Rise in Southwest Washington

New Study: Protecting Socially Vulnerable Communities and Natural Resources from Dangerous Flooding

Weigh in on the CCC’s Draft Residential Adaptation Policy Guidance

FUNDING OPPORTUNITY: FEMA Flood Mitigation Assistance and Pre-Disaster Mitigation

SURVEY: Overcoming Financial and Organizational Barriers to Local Adaptation

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

14 Solutions to Problems Climate Change Poses for Conservation

St. Marys Flood Resiliency Project

Network Member of the Month: Ross Clark

The Coast Belongs to Everyone

The Nature Conservancy and Microsoft bring tech innovations to environmental efforts

Interview: Protecting Our First Line of Defense

UGA institute seeks solutions to major infrastructure challenges

Communicating Virginia Coastal Resilience Science

Our Projects in Puget Sound, Globally, Accelerated by Microsoft Tech

Microsoft Expands Support for The Nature Conservancy for Earth Day

Happy Birthday!

Can Insurance Save Wetlands?

At the Water’s Edge Team Hosts Reef Week

Drone and Drop-Camera Enables Advanced Reef Modelling

Green vs. Gray: A Cost-Benefit Analysis

Assessing our Coastal Green Infrastructure Investment Allocation

Network Member of the Month: Charles Lester

The Threats and Opportunities of Climate Change

Let Nature be the Guide to Shore Up our Coasts

Eastern Shore communities confront changes brought on by sea level rise and stronger storms

Restoration Explorer focuses on oysters

CRS back in action at Coastal GeoTools 2017!

Water rules

WAVES Guidelines Piloted in The Philippines

Coastal Wetlands and Flood Damage Reduction

Floodplains by Design Blog

Floodplains by Design

Big Problem, big data

A Natural Solution to Water Security

Network Member of the Month: Laura Engeman

Navy Partners with TNC on Climate Adaptation

Protecting Open Space & Ourselves

Who Enjoys Conserving Land to Reduce Flood Risk and Save Money?

People Behind a Stronger Coast: Kevin Holocomb and Amy Ferguson

New Oyster Reefs at Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge to Help Protect Coastlines

Vote now to make Project GreenShores the Solution Search winner.

U.S. East Coast Emerging as Leader for Climate Resiliency

Santa Barbara Plans for Coastal Resilience

Recommendations from the President’s Task Force on Climate Preparedness Unveiled

New Report: Mangroves For Coastal Defence.

NEW Report: A Salt Marsh Advancement Zone Assessment of Stratford, CT

New Report from White House to Advance Green Infrastructure

New Jersey’s Coastal Resilience Tool Box is Growing!

Nature Based Solutions in Action

Natural Infrastructure Solutions Come to Life in the National Building Museum in Washington DC.

Mapping Tool & Apps

Mapping the reef: video in Grenada

Managing Coasts with Natural Solutions

Congratulations to Network members at the San Diego Climate Collaborative!

Coastal Resilience Team Announced as Finalist in Global Resilience Challenge

Coastal Resilience in the News

Coastal Resilience highlights

Coastal Resilience Decision Support Receives ESRI Special Achievement Award

Coastal residents could experience enhanced tropical storm effects as sea level rises

Coastal Erosion causes State of Emergency in Pacific, CA

Coastal Alabama: linking restoration with technology

Coastal Alabama Recognized for Innovation by American Society of Adaptation Professionals

Climate Change and Transportation: What Can We Do About Vulnerable Rail Lines?

Can Building Resilient Coral Coastlines Help Protect Grenada?

Innovative Engineering

Miami-Dade County Takes Steps Towards Climate Resilience

Calling All California Citizen Scientists (You)!

No Day at the Beach: Sea Level Rise, Ecosystem Loss, and Public Access Along the California Coast

Coastal Resilience cited in big win for California’s Ventura Program.

Climate change in 2014: What is the increasing risk to human society?

It’s Not Me, It’s You; Breaking up with Traditional Gray Infrastructure

Making the Case for Nature

Virginia Eastern Shore Planning for a Changing Coast

Reducing Property Loss With Open Spaces

New York Governor Signs Community Risk and Resiliency Act

New York State is pursuing a common sense, practical approach to addressing climate risks and creating resiliency.

How to Place a Value on Our Natural Assets

Living Shorelines Grants & Technical Assistance Program

Identifying Living Shorelines

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Assesses the Impacts of Emerging Threats on Gulf Coast Species and Ecosystems

Protecting an important piece of coastal prairie at a landscape scale

Kickstarting Recovery in Alabama

Nature Conservancy Begins Rebuild of Historic Texas Oyster Reef

Integrating Natural Defenses into Sustainable Coastal Risk Management: New Report

New blog about King Tides highlights the need to think ahead in anticipation of sea level rise.

Coastal Defense App highlights protective role of coral reefs and mangroves in S.E. Florida and the Keys

Building Climate Resilience with Nature

Hurrican Sandy and the Recovery of Bridgeport, Connecticut

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

Coral reefs work as nature’s sea walls

Coastal Resilience Tool Embraced by Local Planning District Commission

NEW North Carolina’s Community Rating System Explorer application

The iPlover Project

Network Member of the Month: Eric Hartge

Nature Kept us Safe

A Fisherman’s Story