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The Living Shorelines Act is a progressive piece of legislation that was introduced by Congressman Frank Pallone, Jr. (NJ) to help coastal communities build resiliency against rising sea levels and climate-related weather events.

After months of early research and exploration, learning from communities throughout the Bay Area, and collaborating with local and global design experts, we are excited to announce that SCAPE’s team for the RBD Bay Area Design Challenge, Public Sediment, is joining with Alameda Creek.

Applications for SCAPE’s Summer Internship are now open!

SCAPE’s bi-coastal team for the Resilient by Design: Bay Area Challenge discuss the importance of infrastructure design and mud mobilization in Estuary Magazine’s December 2017 issue.

SCAPE’s work on the Ohio Creek Watershed Project in the city of Norfolk was featured in the December 2017 issue of Landscape Architecture Magazine.

Gena will be travelling to Sydney, Australia next week to participate in the Sustaining the Seas Conference: a multidisciplinary conference hosted by the University of Sydney’s Sustainable Fish Lab.

PUBLIC SEDIMENT, the SCAPE team’s entry for the Resilient by Design Bay Area Challenge, is live!

SCAPE was recently chosen as one of CURBED 2017 Groundbreakers.

Kate and Gena will be speaking at symposiums throughout the Buckminster Fuller Challenge taking place this weekend, on Saturday, November 11th.

Earlier this week, Nans participated in the World Design Summit in Montreal.