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A view of the sea from the dock behind the dunes.

Community-Led Resilience Program Leads to Shovel-Ready Projects

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  • Community-Led Resilience Program Leads to Shovel-Ready Projects
Story Credit: 
<p>Mackenzie Todd, Coastal Resilience Specialist North Carolina Division of Coastal Management</p>
Last modified: 
23 April 2024 - 9:53am
Steps to Resilience: 
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Get Started
Understand Exposure
Assess Vulnerability & Risks
Investigate Options
Prioritize & Plan
Take Action
Hazards: 
Erosion and Shoreline Recession
Flooding – Coastal
Assets: 
People
Economy
Funding Source: 
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation’s Emergency Coastal Resilience Fund
Partners: 
North Carolina Division of Coastal Management
North Carolina Sea Grant
North Carolina General Assembly
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
North Carolina Office of Recovery and Resiliency
The Nature Conservancy, North Carolina
Datasets Used: 
Workshops
North Carolina Resilient Coastal Communities Program
North Carolina Resilient Coastal Communities Program Planning Handbook
Resilience Strategies