This report summarizes the latest science on the effectiveness of natural infrastructure in lowering the risks to communities from weather- and climate-related hazards. Highlighted throughout the report, evidence suggests that both natural and nature-based approaches for hazard mitigation can be equally or more effective than conventional structural approaches, and they are often more cost-effective.
November 27, 2019
Reflecting on a decade of collaborative progress in the Chesapeake Bay watershed
“LAND. It’s as important as air but we often take it for granted. Land grows our food, cleans our water,...
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November 22, 2025
Conserving the Gulf, creating jobs: Reflections on building GulfCorps as a landscape conservation and stewardship program that weaves together workforce development and ecological restoration
Young adults living along the Gulf Coast, whose communities are regularly impacted by storms, flooding, or pollution, don’t often have...
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