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Managing “Managed Retreat”

Managing “Managed Retreat”

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Mar 12, 2025 | Coastal Communities, Marine Law, News

Workshop offers municipal leaders and others better practices for moving community members to safer ground The repeat flooding of her house in East Providence near the Runnins River became too much for Kathy Ribeiro to manage. She, along with 17 neighbors, accepted a...
MyCoast RI Volunteers Double Efforts to Capture Flooding

MyCoast RI Volunteers Double Efforts to Capture Flooding

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Jan 2, 2025 | Coastal Communities, News, Uncategorized

Program Adds Riverine Flooding to Data Collected, Partners with Woonasquatucket River Watershed Council, RIDOT The year 2024 saw significant growth for the MyCoast RI program. MyCoast RI volunteers submitted more than 600 photos of king tides throughout coastal Rhode...
Bristol Quahogger Keeps an Eye on the Rising Tide

Bristol Quahogger Keeps an Eye on the Rising Tide

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Dec 6, 2024 | Coastal Communities, News

Tony Murgo, also a Bristol town planning board member, uses MyCoast to track flooding   Right after a storm in December 2023, Tony Murgo, a lifetime Bristol resident, caught sight of something new. “The creek was so full, I really couldn’t believe it what I was...

Communities May Be Faced with Elevating or Abandoning Coastal Highways

by Rhode Island Sea Grant | Sep 9, 2019 | Coastal Communities, Marine Law, News

Coastal communities in the Ocean State will be faced with difficult choices in the not-so-distant future as the encroachment of the sea and more powerful storms increase flooding in low-lying areas. One of those difficult choices is deciding what to do with vulnerable...

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