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New Resources Added to the CHRN Website!

Today, the CHRN planning team added 2 new resources to the CHRN site:  Coastal Climate Adaptation Examples in Washington Resources for Coastal Adaptation Planning in Washington As the planning team, we are striving to provide a number of helpful resources in one place...

EPA Local Government Training Module Available Online

The EPA is offering climate change adaptation assistance to local government officials through an online training module available here. The training video lasts 30 minutes and focuses on climate vulnerabilities including a variety of environmental and public health...

NOAA Announces Regional Coastal Resiliency Grants 

NOAA has announced two coastal resilience grant opportunities! Deadlines for both grant opportunities are in July 2015. Read below for details: 1) NOAA’s National Ocean Service (NOS) has released a call for proposals for the new Regional Coastal Resilience...

Ocean Shores Update

In response to the erosion caused by a severe storm in 1995 that threatened condominiums in Ocean Shores, a 850 foot rock sea wall was built to shield the condominiums but ultimately damaged the surrounding dunes. As a temporary measure, contractors installed long...

What Does Resilience Look Like?

Utilization of the buzzer-word “Resilience” has gained momentum within the field of emergency management, extreme weather, climate change adaptation, and coastal community development and management, especially in the last few years. In 2013, President...

CHRN Recognized By Salish Sea Restoration

Big thanks to Paul Cereghino for posting about our network on the salishsearestoration.org page!See his description and highlight of our network here. Salish Sea Wiki acts as a online hub to resources, information, and ideas on ecosystem restoration. The site provides...