Overview

Coastal Resilience is a program led by The Nature Conservancy to examine nature’s role in reducing coastal flood risk. The program consists of an approach, a web mapping tool, and a network of practitioners around the world supporting hazard mitigation and climate adaptation planning.

The Coastal Resilience decision-support tool provides communities access to the best available science and local data on coastal hazards to visualize their risks and examine where nature can increase resilience and reduce risk through conservation and restoration activities. This tool is intended to address a specific coastal or marine ecosystem service to inform conservation, mitigation, and/or adaptation planning. 

Visit "View Tool" at the bottom to access the tool homepage, or click the links below to visit specific regional maps.

Regional Maps & Project Information:

• Australia: Map | Projects
• Caribbean: Projects
  • Jamaica: Map
  • Dominican Republic: Map
  • Grenada, St. Vincent, the Grenadines: Map
  • U.S. Virgin Islands: Map
• Indonesia: Map | Projects
• Mexico & Central America: Map | Projects
• United States: Projects
  • California: Map
  • Connecticut: Map
  • Georgia: Map
  • Gulf of Mexico: Map
  • Hawaii: Map
  • Maine: Map
  • New Jersey: Map
  • North Carolina: Map
  • South Carolina: Map
  • Southeast Florida: Map
  • Virginia: Map
  • Washington: Map

Managing Organizations

The Nature Conservancy

The Nature Conservancy is the leading conservation organization working around the world to protect ecologically important lands and waters for nature and people.

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