Guide for Considering Climate Change in Coastal Conservation

 This is a sample of conservation priorities from the accredited North Florida Land Land Trust.

EJScreen is the EPA's environmental justice mapping and screening tool that provides EPA with a nationally consistent dataset and approach for combining environmental and demographic socioeconomic indicators.

This resource outlines key considerations when weighing mediation or arbitration as tools for conservation easement disputes.

Neighborhoods at Risk is an easy-to-use website with interactive maps, charts and resources to help communities identify neighborhoods that may be more impacted by climate change. It shows where people may experience unequal impacts from flooding and extreme heat.

The new guide provides criteria for the selection, completion, and management of land protection projects, for the successful capture and storage of carbon.

There is work to be done in implementing the plan, so creating a simple checklist of implementation items, including identifying those responsible for each item and establishing a timeline for completion, is a final step that brings accountability to the process.

"How to Consider Climate Change in Coastal Conservation" is an online, self-guided resource that provides a step-by-step approach, worksheets and curated resources to create a new conservation plan or update an existing one that incorporates climate change information.

This Story Map describes how Sudbury Valley Trustees and the Metrowest Conservation Alliance work together to identify the most important land for conservation in the region between Boston and Worcester, Massachusetts.

​This tool allows non-profits, communities, and policy makers to view the resilience results and use​ basic analytic tools to understand the Resilient Sites Report and assess specific areas.