Coastal Resilience is a program led by The Nature Conservancy to examine nature’s role in reducing coastal flood risk. The program consists of an approach, a web mapping tool, and a network of practitioners around the world supporting hazard mitigation and climate adaptation planning.
Coastal Resilience projects around the U.S., encompassing 17 coastal states, in the Caribbean, across Mexico and Central America, and a global effort enable planners, government officials, and communities to develop risk reduction, restoration and resilience strategies.
The approach consists of four critical steps: (1) assess hazard risk and community vulnerability, (2) identify nature-based solutions, (3) take conservation and restoration action, and (4) measure the effectiveness of our actions to reduce flood risk
The Stream Continuity Portal