Water-dependent uses require sites that provide access to coastal waterways. This requirement also means that water-dependent uses are inherently vulnerable to risks from coastal hazards. The EAC team is working with NOAA to develop “Resilience Planning for Water-Dependent Uses”. The guide leverages the geospatial capabilities of ESRI Story maps, and uses the web-based tool to […]
Campo, coastal, NOAA, resilience
The NJ FRAMES Project is a resiliency planning initiative in the Two Rivers region of Monmouth County, NJ that will seek to develop a regional adaptation plan to guide local efforts in response to coastal hazards. The project is facilitated by the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJ DEP) through a grant from the […]
Campo, coastal hazards, Monmouth, NJ FRAMES, NJDEP, resilience
The BESCCH Project was managed by New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Office of Coastal and Land Use Planning with financial support from the U.S. Department of the Interior and administered by the National Fish and Wildlife Foundation Hurricane Sandy Coastal Resiliency Competitive Grant Program. Staff at EAC worked with 12 coastal communities and Island […]
BESCCH, coastal, Krause, NFWF, NJDEP, sandy
State, local and federal decision makers throughout New Jersey are working to enhance the resilience of coastal communities and resources to hazards – including flooding driven by sea-level rise and coastal storms – that are increasing as a result of climate change. In partnership with the Rutgers Climate Institute and as part of its co-facilitation […]
Carnegie, J., W. Hoefer, R. Alomar, S. Malone, S. Meehan, T. Sanchez (2015). City of Perth Amboy 2nd Street Park Concept Design. Prepared for the City of Perth Amboy and Middlesex County Improvement Authority, NJ
2015, community engagement, Malone, public access
Malone, S.J., (2017) The City of New Brunswick Municipal Public Access Plan, prepared for City of New Brunswick, NJ and NJDEP Coastal Management Program. (pending adoption) This project involved development of a Municipal Public Access Plan for the City of New Brunswick, which is located at the top of the tidal reach for the Raritan […]
2017, coastal, Malone, MPAP, public access