Nature-based infrastructure for coastal flood and erosion risk management is a form of nature-based solution, consisting of natural or built assets that rely on, or mimic, natural system processes to provide coastal flood and erosion risk management function, while delivering environmental and other societal co-benefits. This document provides evidence-based guidance for practitioners on approaches, methods, and techniques for selecting, designing, deploying, preserving, and  adaptively managing nature-based infrastructure in Canada’s diverse coastal settings.
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This report offers details regarding the use of natural and nature-based features (NNBF) to improve coastal resilience and was designed to support post-Hurricane Sandy recovery efforts under the North Atlantic Coast Comprehensive Study (NACCS),
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This guide describes the different types of NBS techniques that may be suitable for the Great Lakes and includes case studies
for each technique to illustrate its use in this region.
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