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About the Project

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The Solano Bayshore Resiliency Project is a collaborative adaptation planning effort between Solano County agencies, cities, and partner organizations, facilitated through the Solano Bayshore Resiliency Roundtable.

The project will guide place-based community-planning and critical infrastructure investment decisions, as well as prioritize equitable engagement with historically underrepresented communities across the region for fair and inclusive outcomes. Focus areas include vulnerable regions within the project area, including the Suisun Marsh. The Suisun Marsh accounts for over 10% of California's remaining wetlands and is the largest remaining contiguous wetland on the west coast of North America.

About the Project

The Solano Bayshore Resiliency Project is a collaborative adaptation planning effort between Solano County agencies, cities, and partner organizations, facilitated through the Solano Bayshore Resiliency Roundtable.

The project will guide place-based community-planning and critical infrastructure investment decisions, as well as prioritize equitable engagement with historically underrepresented communities across the region for fair and inclusive outcomes. Focus areas include vulnerable regions within the project area, including the Suisun Marsh. The Suisun Marsh accounts for over 10% of California's remaining wetlands and is the largest remaining contiguous wetland on the west coast of North America.

Consultants and collaborators for implementation
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DRAFT PROJECT VISION

The Solano Bayshore Resiliency Project envisions a future where shoreline communities are protected, inclusive, and thriving in the face of sea level rise. ​

 

​Through collaboration, we aim to safeguard critical infrastructure, honor and restore natural ecosystems, and support community-driven resilience—especially for those most vulnerable to climate impacts.​

DRAFT PROJECT GOALS

  • Invest in equitable adaptation solutions.

  • Elevate community voices and increase jobs​.

  • Improve public access and recreation opportunities​.

  • Advance nature-based and hybrid solutions​.

Project Leads
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Consultants and collaborators for implementation
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Project Partners
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Solano Bayshore Resiliency Roundtable & Technical Advisory Committee

The Solano Bayshore Resiliency Project is guided by the Resiliency Roundtable and the Technical Advisory Committee (TAC). These advisory bodies help guide the development of the plan and provide critical technical insight for each respective jurisdiction. 

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