The highest priority climate risks for californias monterey BAY region are flooding and wildfiresboth of which have had devastating impacts on lives, livelihoods, and ecosystems

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
NA24NOSX473C0102
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$284,400,000

Award facts

Assistance listing
11.473 Office for Coastal Management
Completion date 41% complete
Place of performance
Monterey, CA, USA

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Description

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This project, comprising dozens of agencies and institutions, will implement four adaptation strategies that create a regional, collaborative approach for addressing these risks while building capacity through workforce development. These transformative strategies include nature-based approaches designed to strengthen ecosystem and habitat resilience and protect human communities. At the same timeand with an emphasis on meaningful engagement with marginalized communities and tribesthis unified, region-wide approach will create generational impact through building the local knowledge, skills, and workforce necessary to create resilient infrastructure and improve adaptive capacity for current and future climate hazards.

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Subawards

Subrecipient Amount Awarded
University Of California Santa Cruz UCSC’s Coastal Science and Policy Program (CSP) along with the Center for Agroecology and the Elkhorn Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve’s Coastal… $2,068,462
Subrecipient not on record In response to climate threats impacting the region, along with the need for flexible and quick-strike financing to support durable and long-term resilience… $83,000
County Of Santa Cruz The PSDMD is the local sponsor for a United States Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) led Feasibility Analysis and Initial Project Design to reduce flood risk. The… $5,000,000
Pajaro Regional Flood Management Agency Grant funding will be used to design and implement the Pajaro River-Salsipuedes Creek Confluence Area Restoration Project, a complementary project to the larger… $10,017,127
University Corporation At Monterey Bay Together with our partners, we will strengthen the regional response to climate change by creating generational capacity in coastal climate resilience and… $2,005,040
Ecology Action Of Santa Cruz Ecology Action with its partners will: Provide a Resilience Leadership Role for the Monterey Bay Climate Adaptation Action Network (MBCAAN, or Network) by… $1,781,955
City Of Watsonville Funding is requested to build capacity and support the efforts of the Monterey Bay Regional Climate Project Working Group (MBRCPWG), an existing regional… $250,000
Coastal Conservation And Research This project will support Monterey County’s critical efforts to enhance the management of the Salinas River Lagoon and Old Salinas River channel as a drainage… $2,605,508
City Of Santa Cruz The City of Santa Cruz is conducting a living shorelines and nature-based solutions feasibility study resulting in 30% designs for a number of locations along… $7,887,878
Monterey County Resource Conservation District The “Salinas River Flood Risk Reduction and Habitat Improvement Project” seeks to improve channel capacity along the Salinas River to minimize flood damages… $5,791,101
San Jose State University Research Foundation A central tenet of the nature-based solutions to flooding, sea level rise, and storm surge proposed through this regional application is that well-functioning… $1,534,646
Watsonville Wetlands Watch Watsonville Wetlands Watch’s Pajaro Valley Climate Corps will provide workforce development training opportunities on projects that advance climate… $763,003
Subrecipient not on record This project aims to support the Tribal Groups in the Monterey Bay area to engage with climate adaptation planning and implementation. Four Directions and… $1,630,525
Santa Lucia Conservancy Funds will be used over the 4.5-year project period to reduce wildfire risk by treating fine fuels, dense stands of monotypic invasives, and ladder fuels on… $1,049,553
The Big SUR Land Trust The Carmel River Floodplain Restoration and Environmental Enhancement (CRFREE) Project aims to reduce flood risks by enhancing connectivity, hydrologic… $2,516,411
Social And Environmental Entrepreneurs (See), Inc. The Monterey Bay Living Shorelines Program (MBLSP) is a collaborative program between California State Parks, California Marine Sanctuary Foundation, Central… $3,399,626
Peninsula Open Space Trust San Vicente Redwoods links 27,000 protected acres from the ridge to the sea in the Santa Cruz Mountains, providing habitat, wildlife corridors, and countless… $2,999,350
Hartnell Community College District For this proposal, Hartnell College will focus on building a climate-ready workforce with the practical and interdisciplinary training needed to understand… $2,002,835
Land Trust Of Santa Cruz County The Resilient Pajaro Estuary Program involves the acquisition and restoration of wetlands the multiple adjacent waterfront agricultural properties. The first… $5,971,385
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Quick answers

Who received award NA24NOSX473C0102?

NA24NOSX473C0102 was awarded to California Marine Sanctuary Foundation by National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Department of Commerce) on October 1, 2024.

How much is award NA24NOSX473C0102 worth?

$284,400,000 has been obligated on NA24NOSX473C0102.

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