The Takeaway: Community storm histories, an online tool, and flood-risk maps prompt a $1 million-plus resilience grant to aid 44 additional Alaska Native communities on the hazard frontlines.
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The Takeaway: A reserve research documents the importance of headwater streams; conservation interests take note.
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The Takeaway: Communicating harmful conditions helps keep shellfish consumers safe.
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The Takeaway: The findings could spark restoration efforts that are much more strategic and effective, thanks to project leaders and partners that include California’s Elkhorn Slough Research Reserve.
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The Takeaway: Coastal wetlands research, restoration, tools, data, workshops, and partners—NOAA brings every blue carbon asset to the fight against climate-change-related hazards and harm.
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The Takeaway: A project to collect critical water-level information in remote communities is backed by NOAA’s geospatial services contract, technical assistance, and oceanographic data program.
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The Takeaway: Some U.S. coastal communities have plentiful data for creating robust resilience plans. Others are struggling to catch up. NOAA’s Office for Coastal Management is focused on providing equal access to the data, tools, and expertise they deserve.
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The Takeaway: NOAA initiatives and state partnership programs are making a difference throughout the nation’s coastal zone.
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The Takeaway: A Hollings Scholar’s project at the Kachemak Bay Research Reserve will help resource managers better manage Chinook salmon.
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The Takeaway: Precision models help Alaska assess vulnerability amid glacial melt and coastal uplift.
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The Takeaway: Early detection and action (more than 192 traps at 83-plus sites) stops this predator from wrecking the shellfish industry.
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The Takeaway: After trainings, officials use course materials in clean-water efforts and seek to remove green infrastructure barriers.
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