This is an online social network of people sharing biodiversity information. Additionally, it is a crowdsourced species identification system and an organism occurrence recording tool for those interested in learning about nature.
The efforts of the South Carolina Sea Grant Consortium inject millions of dollars annually into local communities throughout South Carolina as well as the broader Southeastern United States. This report details the Consortium’s economic impact.
This is a publication describing the importance of wetlands.
Implementing the Steps to Resilience: A Practitioner’s Guide is a user-friendly report containing a set of procedures to accompany each phase of the U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit’s Steps to Resilience (StR). This document aims to support adaptation practitioners develop and implement equity-centered climate resilience plans in their communities.
How To Use the Practitioner’s Guide
Implementing the Steps to Resilience: A Practitioner’s Guide is organized into a Five Steps to Resilience Training.
This guide is intended for use by practitioners in two ways:
Is this Guide for Me?
Climate Adaptation Practitioners are individuals working with a Community and Community Champion on implementing the StR. This individual is a climate adaptation and resilience-building professional who is skilled at building local capacity for climate resilience analysis, facilitation, and guidance. The Climate Adaptation Practitioner could have a range of experiences and is trained to work with a community to evaluate climate risks and develop resilience strategies. They must draw upon the diverse talents and skills across multiple sectors in order to support the communities where they work.
Gardiner, Ned, ed., Matt Hutchins, Jim Fox, Aashka Patel, and
Kim Rhodes. Implementing the Steps to Resilience: a Practitioner’s Guide.
Climate-Smart Communities Series, Vol. 6. NOAA Climate Program Office, 2022.
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Three slides per page handout for the Coastal Lifestyle for Clean Water presentation.
A set of 14 one-page handouts for the Land Water Connection realtor elective course from the Clemson Extension Home & Garden Information Center. Topics include native plants, porous pavement, aquatic and shoreline plants, rainwater harvesting best practices , Carolina Yards, freshwater shoreline maintenance, rain chains, rain garden plants, freshwater shoreline landscaping, stormwater ponds, trees for stormwater management, and home landscaping for water management.