Gulf TREE

Gulf TREE

About the Project

Gulf TREE (Tools for Resilience Exploration Engine) is a filter-based, interactive decision-support search engine designed to assist coastal decision makers throughout the Gulf identify relevant climate tools for their project needs. Gulf TREE contains 100+ traditional climate and resilience tools as well as examples of resilience plans, model ordinances, and instructional guides that can be useful for resilience planning.

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Partners

Andrew Medhurst, Coastal Resilience Specialist

andrew.medhurst@msstate.edu

info@placeslr.org

1815 Popps Ferry Rd. Biloxi, MS 39532

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About the Program for Local Adaptation to Changing environments

PLACE fosters a network of individuals and organizations working to enhance resilience to changing environmental conditions. It increases access to and application of relevant research, stimulates dialogue around vulnerabilities and adaptation strategies, and provides resources that facilitate resilience and mitigation actions. These goals are achieved by working directly with stakeholders across the Northern Gulf to identify critical gaps and address them by leveraging the resources and expertise of the network.