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Key takeaways from the 2022 NH Climate Summit

Key takeaways from the 2022 NH Climate Summit

Oct 7, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Lucy Perkins, NOAA Coastal Management Fellow, NHDES Coastal Program This year’s NH Climate Summit brought together over 80 people from around New Hampshire who represented local, regional, state, and federal agencies alongside community members, representatives...
Introducing Lucy Perkins, NH’s New Coastal Management Fellow

Introducing Lucy Perkins, NH’s New Coastal Management Fellow

Oct 7, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

I am thrilled to be working with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Coastal Program and New Hampshire Sea Grant as a NOAA Coastal Management Fellow for the next two years. This role offers an invaluable opportunity to affect and be affected by the...
The National Climate Adaptation and Resilience Strategy Act: What’s in it for New Hampshire?

The National Climate Adaptation and Resilience Strategy Act: What’s in it for New Hampshire?

Oct 7, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

By: Roger Stephenson, Union of Concerned Scientists Resilience of coastal and tidal areas to fair-weather flooding, storm surges and sea level rise is becoming more visible here in New Hampshire thanks to local leaders and the interested public who are using tools...
Designing Living Shorelines for Great Bay

Designing Living Shorelines for Great Bay

Aug 23, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

August 23, 2022 By: Lynn Vaccaro, Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve How can we protect our shorelines from erosion and rising seas while preserving the ecological benefits of a natural shoreline? That’s the question the Great Bay Living Shoreline project...
What makes a shoreline resilient? Creative strategies for Great Bay

What makes a shoreline resilient? Creative strategies for Great Bay

Jul 12, 2022 | Home Page Slideshow News, Stories

July 12, 2022 By: Lynn Vaccaro, Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve Flooding, erosion and other climate impacts are affecting NH’s coastal towns in different ways, and the strategies for increasing resilience will look different too. Despite these...
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...
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