We want to work with community members like you to improve current and future flooding issues while also improving habitat for birds. For example, by restoring barrier islands and marshes, we can build a better buffer against storms and hurricanes while also providing better habitat for birds that rely on these areas.
Habitat restoration can also provide beneficial economic impacts by supporting fish and shellfish populations and providing recreational opportunities. There are many other mutually beneficial solutions to improve both community resilience and wildlife habitat, and we would like to brainstorm together!
The project team is committed to engaging the community in every step of the project to ensure that the outcomes will be beneficial for both birds and people. To fulfill this commitment, the project team is attending and hosting a variety of community events and listening sessions to ensure that the voices of community members and stakeholders are heard and understood. Feedback from those events and sessions will be incorporated into the identification and development of nature-based solutions.
Get Involved!
Insight and feedback from community members like you is critical to make sure the end result of the project is as beneficial as possible. We want to meet you and hear from you! Here are several ways to get involved in this project and ensure that your voice is heard:
- Reach out to us with feedback or questions by emailing Cat Bowler at cat.bowler@audubon.org
- Share project information in your community
- Project Summary Flyer
- Project Area Map
- Submit photos of flooding or other natural hazards from around your community to help the project team better understand challenges you face
Want to learn more? Return to our Building Resilient Communities with Nature project homepage!
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