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About the Project What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? How to Participate Recent News & Upcoming Events What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? Community members are intimately familiar with areas that are vulnerable to natural hazards in places where they live, ...

Building Resilience to Coastal Hazards and Climate Change in Hawai‘i
NOAA FY16 Coastal Resilience Grant and cooperative agreement with Hawaiʻi Sea Grant in partnership with the State of Hawaiʻi Department of Land and Natural Resources and Office of Planning Project duration: May 2016 – April 2019 Questions? Brad Romine: romine@hawaii.edu ...

Recent News & Upcoming Events
About the Project What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? How to Participate Recent News & Upcoming Events Recent News & Upcoming Events Community Vulnerability Assessment Meeting #5: Agriculture The fifth four-hour session will be on the topic of agriculture. If you would ...

How to Participate
About the Project What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? How to Participate Recent News & Upcoming Events How to Participate Who should participate in the West Kauaʻi Community Vulnerability Assessment (WKCVA)? Anyone who lives or works on the west side is ...

What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment?
About the Project What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? How to Participate Recent News & Upcoming Events What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? Community members are intimately familiar with areas that are vulnerable to natural hazards in places where they live, ...

West Kauaʻi Community Vulnerability Assessment
About the Project What is a Community Vulnerability Assessment? How to Participate Recent News & Upcoming Events Questions? Daniele Spirandelli: danieles@hawaii.edu or call (808) 956-6866 Ruby Pap: rpap@hawaii.edu or call (808) 241-4183 About the Project Like many low-lying coastal regions of ...

Tools and Resources
The Hawaiʻi LID Atlas is a collection of alternative stormwater management practices currently installed across the state. The Atlas is hosted by the National Nonpoint Education for Municipal Officials (NEMO) Network and the University of Hawaiʻi Sea Grant Program. It ...

Quality and Quanitity
Strategically placed Green Infrastructure (GI) Best Management Practices (BMP) can go a long way towards managing stormwater runoff from a water quality and flood mitigation perspective. As the development of urban and residential areas increases, so does the generation of ...

Ongoing Projects
Campus Spatial Survey and Integrated Planning Light Pollution in Hawaiʻi Delamping Initiative Forest City Military Community Energy Efficiency Monitoring Kuykendall Hall Water Resources Working Group ...

Green Infrastructure Practices
Green infrastructures have a lot of benefits and can be implemented during construction or as retrofits. On this page you can browse summaries on green infrastructures practices. Rain Garden/Bioretention Area Bioswale Permeable Pavements Flow-Through Planters Green Roofs Loʻi Kalo Rain ...