Welcome to Resilient First Coast
What Does Resilience Mean?
Resilience is the ability to adapt and thrive in the face of acute shocks and chronic stresses brought about by climate change and related threats.
These threats include:
- Sea level rise
- Increased storm frequency
- Flooding
- Extreme heat
- Other natural hazards
These can impact natural systems, the built environment, health and wellness, and economic factors. Adaptations may include both nature-based and hardened infrastructure, safer housing, workforce training, and much more.
What is Resilient First Coast?
Resilient Fist Coast (RFC) is the regional resiliency collaborative for Northeast Florida, which includes Baker, Clay, Duval, Flagler, Nassau, Putnam, and St. Johns counties.
It is a formal partnership to work together to improve the resilience of the region. It is comprised of local governments, businesses, non-profit organizations, academia, and federal/ state agencies. A network of resiliency collaboratives exists in Florida and throughout the nation.
Why is a Regional Resiliency Collaborative Needed?
The collaborative provides a method to increase capacity and share resource among participants to:
Improve Outcomes
Share Best Practices
Maximize the Vaule of Ongoing Work
Provide a Cohesive & Unified Voice
Assemble Regional Grant Applications
Leadership Team
Roxanne Horvath
Chair
Jessica Beach
Co-Chair
Fara llami
Coordinator
Meetings
November 2023
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Get in Touch. Get Involved.
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Committee Form
General Resilience & Climate Change Resources
