…vegetation to establish. Related Resources Systematic Approaches to Geomorphic Engineering – Community of practice advancing natural coastal infrastructure practices Natural and Structural Measures for Shoreline Stabilization – Brochure about the…
…of funding sources as well as new data that will be coming from NOAA and an online resource of water infrastructure practices. The event was attended by 40 stakeholders from…
…Apps, Krystle Walker – U.S. Army Corps of Engineers -Detroit District Shortcut to Recording: Website: https://www.lre.usace.army.mil/About/Great-Lakes-High-Water/ Handout: Living on the Coast Dee Apps of the United States Army Corps of…
…Assessment is a resource for coastal marinas to help identify risks, vulnerabilities and information gaps, and provide a blueprint to coastal communities and marinas on how to identify, prioritize, plan…
…is being used to develop computer models that are used by state and local agencies to evaluate and compare alternatives for soil conservation and nonpoint source pollution prevention. Tools and…
…– Phase One was issue identification, Phase Two involved development of recommendations, and Phase Three was the University of Michigan’s combination of all the projects to identify common trends and…
…help you develop a more comprehensive economic or flood hazard analysis. The Frequently Asked Questions page provides additional details about how the hub is operated, terminology used in the hub,…
…For example, the program is currently leading the Lake Superior Climate Champions program, which provides a yearlong structured opportunity for Northern Wisconsin communities teams to work on a chosen goal…
…training to coastal communities in Wisconsin. Increased frequency and intensity of rain events can cause damage to infrastructure including culverts. Culverts were inventoried and mapped to help identify at-risk culverts…
…1976 – 2021. The images of Lake Michigan, just north of Milwaukee pictured below are examples of the oblique photos available on this map. To turn on or off each…
