The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) announced today that it has awarded $384,000 to "increase shoreline resilience and improve recreational access using nature-based solutions." Of that amount, $200,000 goes to Assemblage Landscape Architecture DPC for a climate-adaptive waterfront park design in the City of Hudson." The announcement explains:
The project for this proposal will create a more accessible waterfront that maintains Hudson's water-based recreational vitality, while prioritizing nature-based solutions that restore the shoreline to a dynamic intertidal marshland that adapts to projected future sea-level rise and flooding.
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