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Results of the Seacoast Transportation Corridor Vulnerability Assessment

Results of the Seacoast Transportation Corridor Vulnerability Assessment

May 13, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Rockingham Planning Commission Getting to the New Hampshire Seacoast is expected to get a lot more difficult in the future according to a team of planners and researchers from Rockingham Planning Commission (RPC), the New Hampshire Coastal Program (NHCP), and the...
Innovative Approaches to Stormwater Management Improve Resiliency

Innovative Approaches to Stormwater Management Improve Resiliency

Feb 7, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Kyle Pimental (Strafford Regional Planning Commission) and Ben Sweeney (NHDES Coastal Program) As a result of a collaborative effort, the City of Dover has implemented several stormwater management strategies seeking to address impacts from climate change. In...
2021 Rising tides photo contest winners

2021 Rising tides photo contest winners

Nov 29, 2021 | Home Page Slideshow News, King Tide Contest, Stories

After receiving over 60 entries, the New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup is excited to announce the winners of the 2021 Rising Tides Photo Contest. Formerly known as the King Tide Photo Contest, the rebranded initiative aims to raise awareness about sea-level...
Designing green solutions: Living shoreline ideas for Great Bay sites

Designing green solutions: Living shoreline ideas for Great Bay sites

Oct 8, 2021 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Lynn Vaccaro, Great Bay National Estuarine Research ReserveSeptember 2021 The Great Bay Living Shoreline Project has selected four locations where teams of professional engineers, landscape architects, and ecologists will be developing suggested living shoreline...
Rayann Dionne recognized with 2021 CAW Climate Champion Award and U.S. Congressional Record

Rayann Dionne recognized with 2021 CAW Climate Champion Award and U.S. Congressional Record

Oct 7, 2021 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup (CAW) is pleased to announce that Rayann Dionne is the recipient of the 2021 CAW Climate Adaptation Community Champion Award. The purpose of the award is to recognize local leaders who put climate-related research and...
Dover’s Street Tree Plan Strengthens Climate Resiliency in Downtown Core

Dover’s Street Tree Plan Strengthens Climate Resiliency in Downtown Core

May 3, 2021 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Kyle Pimental, Strafford Regional Planning Commission Thanks to a collaborative effort, the City of Dover has a new Urban Street Tree Plan for the Central Business District. In 2019, the City of Dover, in partnership with the Strafford Regional Planning Commission...
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21 Apr

Celebrate resiliency in our local communities! We are holding three in-person walking tours in June. Go to https://www.nhsbdc.org/resiliency-academy to see what communities are hosting them and to register for this third Session of the 2022 Resiliency Academy!

12 May

Check out this cool climate storytelling event hosted by our friends at the Robinwood Center this coming Sunday 5/22 from 4-6pm at Saltonstall Farm in Stratham, NH. Learn more and register here: https://www.robinwoodcenter.org/upcoming-events.html

The New Hampshire Coastal Adaptation Workgroup envisions coastal watershed communities that are resourceful, ready and resilient to extreme weather and long term climate change.
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