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Need resources/examples of  resiliency projects

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Need resources/examples of  resiliency projects

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I just became Director of a coastal center, where storm surge will become an increasing concern.

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Extension Disaster Education Network | Reducing the Impact of Disasters through Education

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The Disaster Planning Integration Toolkit enables rural communities to use an asset-based approach to developing their Community Development Resilience Plan (CDRP) by integrating disaster resilience, economic development and green infrastructure.

It contains a county-level disaster risk assessment dashboard that helps communities assess their housing, infrastructural, economic, community health, and environmental risks to understand their vulnerabilities. It is connected with a Disaster Planning Integration Library that organizes precedents for surveys, planning processes, strategies, and funding mechanisms that rural communities can use in their day-to-day disaster planning efforts.

The assessment tool and the disaster planning library are integrated into a comprehensive planning framework that enables communities at different stages of planning expertise to prepare for and mitigate the hazardous impacts of disasters on their environmental and economic conditions. Apart from addressing a range of disaster-related externalities, the project strengthens connections between community resiliency, strategic planning, and disaster preparedness planning. It will increase the number of rural communities across the United States that include a community disaster plan section/module in their CEDS plan and strengthen the reach and coverage of Community Organizations Active in Disaster (COADS) in rural areas.

Disaster Planning Integration Toolkit

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Disaster Planning Integration Toolkit | Extension Disaster Education Network

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The Disaster Planning Integration Toolkit enables rural communities to use an asset-based approach to developing their Community Development Resilience Plan (CDRP) by integrating disaster resilience, economic development and green infrastructure. It contains a county-level disaster risk assessment dashboard that helps communities assess their housing, infrastructural, economic, community health, and environmental risks to understand their vulnerabilities.

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Hurricane Survey: Short Term Program, Lasting Impact

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Lessons Learned from Crisis: ANCA Emeritus Members Share Their Perspective

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Lessons Learned from Crisis: ANCA Emeritus Members Share Their Perspective

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An ANCA article about crisis management at ANCA member sites.

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Association of Nature Center Administrators

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Lessons Learned from Crisis: Emeritus Members Share Their Perspective - Association of Nature Center Administrators

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By Asa DuffeeMarketing & Communications Coordinator, ANCA  Note: This article was originally published in the Summer 2020 issue of Directions, the ANCA journal. Members can access the full issue via the member portal.   Since March, we’ve all heard the word “unprecedented” re…

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One Call Now | Critical Communications Software by OnSolve

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One Call Now by OnSolve is a critical communications platform for broadcasting emergency alerts, sending routine notifications and communicating with staff.

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LoriH@conservancy.org (Lori from the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples)

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LoriH@conservancy.org (Lori from the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples)

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View all safety & security window films

Make your windows hard to penetrate - and help keep outside dangers from getting in.

Break-ins. Natural disasters. Stray baseballs. Whatever the cause of impact, glass doors and windows are vulnerable to damage - and broken glass poses a hazard of its own. You can't control crime, accidents or the weather, but you can get an added layer of protection - one that's virtually invisible. 3M™ Safety & Security Window Films make glass harder to penetrate and hold shattered pieces in place, helping keep both people and property safe from dangers posed by intruders, severe weather and broken glass. For an even higher level of protection, the 3M™ Impact Protection Attachment System securely fixes the filmed window to the frame, turning your window into a robust shield capable of withstanding forced entry, earthquakes and even bomb blasts.

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Home Window Safety and Security | 3M United States

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View all safety & security window films Make your windows hard to penetrate - and help keep outside dangers from getting in. Break-ins. Natural disasters. Stray baseballs. Whatever the cause of impact, glass doors and windows are vulnerable to damage - and broken glass poses a hazard of its own.

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https://friendsofloverskey.org/welcome-and-discovery-center/

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A new way to experience the wonders of the park in the long-anticipated Welcome and Discovery Center is finally a reality, and is now open.

Many visitors to the park-over a million people a year-see only the beach. This new facility will orient visitors and show them all that the park has to offer.Through this new facility, visitors can explore hidden perspectives, dive deeper,and discover a view of Lovers Key that you never thought possible-unlocking the park's treasures!

One of the key areas of the facility is a 2100 sq. ft. exhibit hall. A centerpiece display at the entrance to the exhibit area introduces the dynamic nature of our barrier islands.Visitors can get an overview of the park as it is today and also select different time frames to display how the barrier islands at Lovers Key have shifted and moved over the past 50 years.

The beach is what brings many visitors to Lovers Key State Park. But the beach is so much more than swimming and sunbathing. The exhibits allow visitors to look at the unique habitat and wildlife that can be found along the park's coastal shore. One of the exhibits highlights the dunes and intertidal zone of the beach. Hands-on interactives and unique theming allows visitors to peer beneath the sand to find critters that live along the wrack line. They can examine sand up close to see the amazing and beautiful minerals that compose the beach and they can discover how the root systems of pioneer and other tenacious plant species help hold the dunes in place.

To the left of the entrance, on a long span of wall is a large display highlighting the cultural history, settlement of the local area, and ultimate development of the park. Through historical and modern images, oral histories, objects, and text, visitors are be taken back to see the park as it was in the past and also meet some of the people who have called this area home.

These are just a few of the exciting exhibits that will be offered. As you will see, there's lots more to discover, learn and do in this great new adventure at Lovers Key.

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A new way to experience the wonders of the park in the long-anticipated Welcome and Discovery Center is finally a reality, and is now open. Many visitors to the park-over a million people a year-see only the beach.

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14:04:24 From Dan Auer - ANCA to Everyone:
	https://padlet.com/ANCAmembership/26n30pee78cwd1sv
14:06:13 From Chad Truxall to Everyone:
	https://extensiondisaster.net/resource-dashboard/disaster-planning-integration-toolkit/
14:06:52 From Asa Duffee (he/him) â ANCA to Everyone:
	Congratulations on the new position Mark!
14:08:41 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	Sorry, I don't have a microphone!
14:08:50 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	ditto, Julia's sentiment
14:09:56 From Chad Truxall to Everyone:
	https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g_Hg6unzpT8
14:39:10 From MarkH to Everyone:
	https://www.onsolve.com/platform-products/critical-communications/one-call-now/
14:50:42 From Lori Thorn to Everyone:
	LoriH@conservancy.org (Lori from the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, Naples)
15:01:54 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	Security film is another option
15:02:58 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	The windows still break but the film helps to hold the glass in place and helps prevent water from getting in until you can replace the window.
15:06:42 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	https://www.3m.com/3M/en_US/home-window-solutions-us/solutions/safety-security/
15:23:19 From Dan Auer - ANCA to Everyone:
	https://padlet.com/ANCAmembership/26n30pee78cwd1sv
15:23:57 From Asa Duffee (he/him) â ANCA to Everyone:
	https://natctr.org/services/google-group
15:25:19 From Asa Duffee (he/him) â ANCA to Everyone:
	https://natctr.org/events/2023-summit
15:29:21 From Ken Elkins to Everyone:
	Thank you!
15:29:46 From Megan lappe to Everyone:
	Thanks1