Welcome to the Coastal Training Program (CTP)

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New England Climate Adaptation Project (New England NERRS CTPs, MIT, Consensus Building Institute, and City of Cranston, RI)

"Development of Coastal Zone Management Tools and Strategies for Coastal Ecosystems Adaptation to Climate Change and Sea Level Rise” Project (CTP, CRMC, URI Coastal Resources Center/RI Sea Grant, and The Nature Conservancy)

Why CTP?

With increasing human development and activity along our coasts, it is critical that those responsible for making important resource management decisions have the support, knowledge and skills required to protect the natural resources of our bays and watersheds.

To carry this out successfully, the gap between science and management must be bridged. To address this need, the National Estuarine Research Reserve System (NERRS) launched its national Coastal Training Program (CTP) initiative.

Coastal decision-makers are individuals who, through their professional or volunteer position, make decisions that directly or indirectly impact the health of Narragansett Bay and its watershed. Decision-maker audiences include municipal staff and officials (town planners, planning board, town council, zoning board and economic development board members, and conservation commission members) as well as designers, developers, engineers, landscape architects, attorneys, regulators, and land trusts and watershed councils.

Last updated 03/5/13

Calendar

Rhode Island Transfer of Development Rights Mini-Conference (3/27/13)

Planning for Meaningful Evaluation (4/4/13 & 4/5/13)

Working Together to Get Things Done (5/7/13 & 5/8/13)

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Community Connection RI
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