Summary: Find estimated rates of sea level change for any location along the U.S. ocean coast. For locations without tide gauges, click the NOAA tide gage closest to the location of interest.

Summary: This open-source downloadable model uses digital elevation data and other information to simulate potential impacts of long-term sea level rise on wetlands and shorelines.

Funding Opportunities. * Home . Many strategies for building climate resilience come with a price tag. Increasingly, funding for local projects must draw on a range of public and pr ...

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Summary: View regional trends showing the direction and magnitude of sea level change at 240 sites around the world. Click any site for a detailed time-series graph and the long-term linear trend.

Summary: This interactive map offers access to coastal change science and data on extreme storms, shoreline change, and sea level rise.

Summary: With a solid plan in place, do what it takes to secure funds to implement the first task in your plan. When possible, move to the next task.  As you complete each task, check to see if your actions are producing the results you expect. Continue to monitor, review, and report on your project. Learn more about the Steps to Resilience »

Summary: Evaluate the costs, benefits, and your team’s capacity to implement the solutions you identified. Rank the expected value of implementing each action, and integrate the highest-value actions into a step-by-step plan. By the end of this step, you'll have a comprehensive plan to implement your favored solutions as funds become available. Learn more about the Steps to Resilience »

Summary: If you're concerned about your highest risk, it's time to consider solutions. Brainstorm a list of possible actions with your community and check what others have done. From your list of options, hold inclusive community discussions to narrow your list to the actions that are feasible. By the end of this step, you’ll have a list of solutions your community is willing to support. Learn more about the Steps to Resilience »

Summary: To characterize the risk represented by each of your exposed assets, you'll plot the probability that the hazard will occur against the magnitude of the potential loss it could incur. Some groups choose to complete their own assessment process. Others hire professional climate adaptation practitioners to conduct their Vulnerability & Risk assessment. Learn more about the Steps to Resilience »