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SUMMARY:Understanding and Using Sea Level Rise Projections for Washington State
DESCRIPTION: \nWORKSHOP NOW FULL \nFor waitlist information please contact Nicole Faghin\, faghin@uw.edu. \n  \nThe Shoreline and Coastal Planners Group invite you to attend a workshop on Sea Level Rise Projections for Washington on November 6\, 2018 in Edmonds\, WA. \nOn July 31\, Washington Sea Grant and the Climate Impacts Group produced sea level rise projections for 171 locations in Washington State. At this workshop\, we will present and discuss findings from the NOAA-funded Washington Coastal Resilience Project\, including the new sea level rise projections\, how to apply the information in decision making using the SLR information. \nFor more information see the Understanding and Using Sea Level Rise Projections for Washington State information page or email Nicole Faghin at faghin@uw.edu. \n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/understanding-and-using-sea-level-rise-projections-for-washington-state/
LOCATION:Edmonds Center for the Arts\, 410 Fourth Ave. N\, Edmonds\, WA\, 98020\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coastal Hazards,Hazards and Resilience and Climate Change,Marine and Coastal Planning,Nicole Faghin
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SUMMARY:CERF Webinar: Blending complementary ways of knowing—Traditional Ecological Knowledge and Science—to support coastal hazards resilience and restoration decision-making
DESCRIPTION:Presented by: Matthew Bethel\, Ph.D.\, and DeWitt H. Braud\nAbout this webinar:\nTraditional ecological knowledge (TEK) is a living body of knowledge that includes environmental observations and experiences that occur in places and within an indigenous cultural context. In coastal Louisiana\, a multidisciplinary team is using the co-production of knowledge – informed by science and TEK – to produce new information that can enhance decision-making in coastal restoration and protection planning processes\, as well as determine how and whether the results of such an approach can provide more useful information for local hazard mitigation planning. \nThis webinar will explore the integration of TEK into scientific-based environmental management decision-making processes through a case study in partnership with the Pointe-au-Chien Indian Tribe (PACIT) in Lower Terrebonne Parish\, combining their TEK of the surrounding environment with U.S. Geological Survey maps\, LiDAR elevation data\, and sea-level rise projections to identify areas most vulnerable to sea-level rise and storm surge. Within this context\, the presenter will share how the Sea Grant network is working to more broadly incorporate TEK into its mission of research\, education\, and outreach. \nRegister today: https://www.erf.org/webinar-november-2018#/ \n
URL:https://wsg.washington.edu/event/cerf-webinar-blending-complementary-ways-of-knowing-traditional-ecological-knowledge-and-science-to-support-coastal-hazards-resilience-and-restoration-decision-making/
LOCATION:Webinar\, United States
CATEGORIES:Coastal Hazards,Hazards and Resilience and Climate Change
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