The Connecticut coastline is 96 miles, and the state is also part of the 11,260 square mile Connecticut River watershed. We have a vibrant ecosystem in Connecticut, rich with water resources. However, disasters can wreak havoc on the water systems and create challenges for our communities. Other community issues arise through trees and downed power lines. Contact on of our team members for more information.
Sustainable and Resilient Communities
Connecticut Sea Grant's Programs for Sustainable and Resilient Communities help communities respond to their specific needs and is part of our Long Island Sound Study partnership. The Long Island Sound Resilience Resource Hub has resources, case studies, funding opportunities, and trainings.
Visit the Connecticut Sea Grant's Programs for Sustainable and Resilient Communities website.
Coastal Resiliency
Resources
- Overview of Climate Change Adaptation in Connecticut
- Coastal storm preparedness and Coastal storm surge/flooding
- U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit