Climate Ready Webinar: Lessons-learned in Sea Level Rise Adaptation Planning
Photo: Jose Bedolla
The California State Coastal Conservancy hosted a webinar for 140 people on December 2, 2016 to share examples and lessons learned from some of our sea level rise adaptation planning projects. This webinar highlighted three case studies:
– San Mateo (Hilary Papendick, San Mateo County)
– Monterey Bay (Kelly Leo, The Nature Conservancy)
– Los Angeles (Alyssa Newton Mann, USC Sea Grant)
Download a one page summary of the webinar.
Download slides from the webinar.
View a recording of the webinar.
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