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VOTE FOR US IN THE WEBBY AWARDS: Thanks to listeners like you, we are finalists in the Sustainability & Environment category. This recognition celebrates the communities, scientists and partners across Massachusetts who are showing what’s possible when we let nature lead. Please cast your vote for “Nature is the Solution” to support this work: https://wbby.co/57463N. Voting closes April 16.
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What does a truly resilient shoreline look like? In this episode, we travel to Collins Cove in Salem, Massachusetts, where a living shoreline is helping the community adapt to rising sea levels and more powerful storms. By using natural materials and ecological design, they constructed marsh habitat to support wildlife while creating a more inviting and accessible space for local residents. We explore how rethinking and rebuilding our shores using nature-based solutions like living shorelines can protect homes and infrastructure, strengthen ecosystems and shape coastlines where both people and nature thrive.
Host: Chris McGuire, Ocean Program Director
Also featuring: Dan Goulart, Coastal Project Manager; Emma Gildesgame, Climate Adaptation Director; Julia Knisel and Deanna Moran, Massachusetts Office of Coastal Zone Management; Tom O'Shea, Commissioner, Massachusetts Department of Fish and Game
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