Project Portal The High Water Mark (HWM) Initiative is a community-based project whereby municipalities design, coordinate and implement a HWM project. The HWM initiative involves: 1) installing a sign/marker in a highly visible location, accessible to the public,...
Project Portal The coastal communities of Hampton and Seabrook are increasingly vulnerable to climate-driven threats such as erosion, storm surge, and sea level rise. Sand dunes play an important role in buffering the coastline from erosion and flooding; however, use...
Project Portal An interdisciplinary team is investigating community engagement tools coupled with field activities in the Town of Seabrook to: (1) conduct a stakeholder assessment to evaluate stakeholders’ willingness to pursue a consensus building process informed by...
Project Portal The Town of Seabrook elected to apply grant funds to support preparation of a new Master Plan Chapter to address growing concerns in the community about the potential future impacts of climate change. At their September 2016 meeting, the Planning Board...
PROJECT PORTAL NH Sea Grant/UNH Cooperative Extension (NHSG/UNHCE) and the University of New Hampshire (UNH) work to build coastal resilience to climate change and enhance landforms and wildlife habitat through the restoration of several dune habitats in the...
Register today for online training that will teach you how to use the NH Coastal Flood Risk Summary Science and Guidance in your decision-making! Depending on your role, choose which training session to attend and register here:
https://www.nhcaw.org/trainings-2019-2020-nh-coastal-flood-risk-science-and-guidance/
On behalf of NH Coastal Flood Risk Science & Technical Advisory Panel, @NHDES announces release of Part II of the New Hampshire Coastal Flood Risk Summary, Guidance for Using Scientific Projections. Details about upcoming webinar trainings available here:
https://www.des.nh.gov/media/pr/2020/20200325-coastal-flood.htm
