Why developing a shared understanding of resilience is important
Tye Ferrell, Resilience Collaborative NW Earlier this year, I joined a team from the William D. Ruckelshaus Center to assess resilience efforts on the Washington State coast.* We knew it would be important to ask assessment participants how they defined resilience....Sea Level Rise Guidance for the Siting, Design and Maintenance of Restoration in Puget Sound
By Nicole Faghin, Washington Sea Grant When Island County staff recently evaluated where to spend public dollars for coastal restoration projects, they realized they needed more information on how each of the potential sites might be affected by future coastal...Working with Local Governments to Identify their Sea Level Rise and Coastal Flooding Concerns
By Nicole Faghin, Washington Sea Grant When Washington Sea Grant and the Washington Department of Ecology embarked on the Washington Coastal Resilience Project (WCRP) in 2016, we wanted to know how we could rapidly increase local governments’ ability to support...What should we do with the rain?
By Paul Cereghino, NOAA Restoration Center In our green coastal crescent, around a billion liters of water falls on every square kilometer of land. It would form a waist-deep lake to the horizon, if it didn’t run to the sea. In the mountains, the deluge would cover...Coastal Hazards Resilience Events Calendar
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Mon
23
Wahkiakum County Marine Resources Committee meeting
December 23 @ 5:30 pm - 6:30 pm