When Climate Adaptation Networks Collide

When Climate Adaptation Networks Collide

By: Julia Peterson, NH Sea Grant and UNH Cooperative Extension and CAW member Wells, ME – In November of 2017, thirty-three professionals gathered at the Wells Reserve to share stories, swap insights, and reflect on challenges facing communities adapting to a...
Social Media Reaches Wider King Tide Audience

Social Media Reaches Wider King Tide Audience

By: Kyle Pimental, Strafford Regional Planning Commission & CAW member I am not the first, nor will I be the last, to say that the creation of the internet is the most significant technological advancement in the modern era—and it’s not even close. In fact, when...
Are Architects the New Resilience Superstars?

Are Architects the New Resilience Superstars?

By Kirsten Howard | NHDES Coastal Program Resilience Coordinator I had the pleasure of attending the American Institute of Architects’ New England Chapter Annual Conference in Portsmouth in October. This one-day meeting challenged participants to figure out what it...
In My View: Living Shorelines

In My View: Living Shorelines

By Jim Gove | In My View | November 2017 | Published with permission This story represents solely the perspectives of the author. Photos were provided by NHCAW. On October 26, I attended the Engineering Living Shorelines in Tidal NH Workshop, held in Portsmouth and...