Tag: SRIJB

  • Living Shoreline Research, Monitoring and Assessment

    Living Shoreline Research, Monitoring and Assessment

    The Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay conducts research, monitoring and assessment at living shorelines around New York City to inform adaptive management and best practices. This involves close coordination with partners like the Jamaica Bay Rockaway Parks Conservancy and National Park Service at the West Pond Living Shoreline in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife…

  • Partner Takeover: The Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay

    Partner Takeover: The Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay

    The Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay (SRIJB) is excited to introduce ourselves and our work through this social media takeover with our partners at N-EWN. The SRIJB supports inclusive and equitable planning and decision-making for climate adaptation and environmental stewardship in and around Jamaica Bay and the rest of New York City through…

  • Partners Gather to Discuss USACE  Proposed Updates for Water Resource Investments

    Partners Gather to Discuss USACE Proposed Updates for Water Resource Investments

    On Thursday, April 4, a team of affiliates from the University of Georgia’s Institute for Resilient Infrastructure Systems including Todd Bridges and Matthew Shudtz held a webinar to discuss the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers’ new draft of agency-specific procedures for implementing Principles, Requirements, and Guidelines for Federal Investments in Water Resources. The goals of…

  • Partners take part in virtual Socio-Cultural Benefits of NNBF Forum

    Partners take part in virtual Socio-Cultural Benefits of NNBF Forum

    The Science + Resilience Institute of Jamaica Bay hosted a virtual forum on February 16, 2024, entitled Socio-Cultural Benefits of NNBF (Natural and Nature-Based Features). Three speakers participated, including Dr. Don Nelson from the University of Georgia and Dr. Scott Hemmerling from The Water Institute, both N-EWN partners. This forum was the third in a…

  • Recap: February’s Monthly Highlights Meeting

    Recap: February’s Monthly Highlights Meeting

    At our February Monthly Highlights meeting for partners, we heard from Brett Branco, Director of the Science and Resilience Institute at Jamaica Bay, a research institute at CUNY’s Brooklyn College and one of our newest N-EWN partners. Branco gave a brief history of Jamaica Bay, New York City, and the issues the bay has faced…