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Advancing climate adaptation

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Developing nature-based solutions

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Enabling market options

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Restoring natural resources

Flooding in an island community.

Supporting climate justice

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Strengthening communications

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New research led by UC Santa Cruz fellow outlines framework for mainstreaming nature in U.S. federal policy

A groundbreaking research paper led by Heather Tallis, a Senior Fellow with the Center for Coastal Climate Resilience, presents a comprehensive framework for integrating nature into policy-making to help make that happen.

Cynthia talking with UCSC engineering students.

UC Santa Cruz Hosts Garifuna Nation Ambassador-at-Large for Coastal Climate Resilience Fellowship Visit to Discuss Sustainability and Environmental Justice

The University of California, Santa Cruz Center for Coastal Climate Resilience welcomed Cynthia Ellis Topsey, Ambassador-at-Large for the Garifuna Nation, for a month fellowship visit this spring to collaborate with CCCR.

vegetable farm

UC Santa Cruz awarded portion of federal coastal resiliency grant

UC Santa Cruz will receive more than $2 million in federal grant funding from the total $71.1 million recently awarded to the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation to boost the resiliency of coastal communities threatened by sea level rise and extreme weather.

Climate change is here, and the impacts to our communities are clear. We are building solutions to reduce those risks for our most vulnerable people and ecosystems.

Last modified: Aug 12, 2024