Wetlands Watch has been working in Southeastern Virginia to amplify efforts to get private property owners to practice better stewardship on their lan...

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The Sea Level Rise {Recurrent Coastal Flooding} adaptation study we mentioned before is moving ahead in the Virginia Legislature.  Delegate Stoll...

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The sea level rise adaptation planning push is gaining speed with new studies in Portland, Maine and Coastal Louisiana. The Portland Study was requ...

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Another in a continuing series of regional efforts to deal with sea level rise impacts - this time in San Diego Bay.  This effort has been underw...

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Recently I talked about my experience sitting through a meeting sponsored by the TEA Party at which climate denier, Fred Singer continued his rant aga...

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A while ago we reported that the US Army Corps of Engineers  (USACE) has a new engineering guidance that takes sea level rise into account in its...

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A great article in The Economist on the cost of natural disasters - with a lesson for those of us working on sea level rise adaptation.  The arti...

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I sat through a TEA party meeting on climate change at which long-time climate skeptic Fred Singer and others were talking about their views on global...

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The federal government issued its draft strategy on how to manage wildlife, fish, and plants to better cope with climate change.  The effort was ...

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The General Assembly is in full swing in Virginia and some wetlands bills have popped up. Delegate Robert Marshall has a bill in (HB67) that would ...

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South Florida has been in the news lately as a model of regional planning for climate change.  Of note is the work they are doing on adaptation t...

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I was privileged to be part of a group of folks who helped the National Wildlife Federation put together a valuable study, "Practical Guidance for Coa...

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A while ago, we reported on efforts to block a development in Northampton County, on Virginia's Northern Neck.  Wetlands Watch joined with local ...

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As we reported a while ago, the Tea Party in Virginia has started organizing against our work to get sea level rise adaptation plans in place.  N...

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A very troubling decision from the federal courts threatens to undo decades of policy to protect wetlands.  The DC Circuit Court of Appeals allow...

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Chincoteague, VA has a problem with sea level rise:  It is causing changes that the city does not like. Sea level rise is eating away at the b...

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Norfolk, Virginia, became the first city in the state to ask for help in putting together a plan for adapting to sea level rise.  In its legislat...

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The US Army Corps of Engineers  (USACE)has been considering climate change impacts on their work for some time. In 2009, the USACE issued an eng...

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As if it were not getting tough enough with opposition to sea level rise popping up in San Francisco and North Carolina, now the TEA Party has taken o...

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Seven years ago, Wetlands Watch embarked on a campaign to get waterfront homeowners to better manage their backyard wetlands.  This was the origi...

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Wetlands Watch was notified that it was awarded a grant from the Virginia Environmental Endowment to begin work with the business sector on sea level ...

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A previous post noted opposition to sea level rise adaptation in North Carolina.  San Francisco Bay has been in an uproar over the same issue for...

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An interesting development "South of the Border" in North Carolina showed up in the Virginian Pilot. North Carolina has led sea level rise adap...

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Lots of folks talk about the need for shoreline strategies in the face of sea level rise.  Lots of folks talk about the need to engage the public...

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Wetlands Watch has joined with a citizen's group, Concerned Citizens for Preserving Bluff Point, and the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, in opposing a prop...

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NASA has a series of reviews underway to look at climate change impacts on its facilities.  At the end of September, it was the Langley Research ...

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Irene is coming and so is her storm surge.  To find out what is going on, click on the NOAA Extra-Tropical Storm Surge website.  Find the ti...

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The Virginian Pilot published an article today (Aug 22) detailing the sea level rise adaptation needs in Norfolk.  The article applies to every c...

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ODU held a sea level rise research forum today, August 10, with about 25 people to identify the region's research needs.  Corporate, local, state...

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Wetlands Watch Wants Your Photos
Wetlands Watch is updating its website and needs images of wetlands, wildlife, and people to make it sing.  We also are collecting evidence of th...

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