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Sharing Knowledge and Building Capacity
The Culture & Capacity Action Group supports the development and implementation of the FbD Learning Program through communications, collaboration, learning, and capacity building activities across the integrated floodplain network. The C&CAG helps identify challenges to the realization of local, regional, and federal integrated floodplain management goals and project implementation and workshops strategies to help address those challenges. The C&CAG works with decision making bodies of the network to institute improvements to the funding and implementation system.
Upcoming Events
FBD Spotlight
Lee Taylor
Quillayute River
“As Olympic National Park borders the Quillayute River, the park and the Tribe have a shared interest in the implementation of restoration actions to partially reactivate a historic oxbow on the river. The planning and implementation actions included in the Quileute Tribes’s Historic Oxbow Project will benefit park resource management, visitor access, and visitor enjoyment.”
Lunch & Learns
Webinars
Most recent Lunch & Learn:
Previous Slidedecks:
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- Equitable Relocations: An Example from the Cedar River
- Innovative Ways to Support Ag Viability and Build Trust with Farmers
- State Conservation Commission’s Role in Floodplain Resilience and Stewardship
- Bolstering Resilience Through Hazard Mitigation Planning
- Lessons from the Tulalip Tribes’ Conservation Work in the Snohomish Basin
- Making the Habitat Recovery Pilot Program Permanent
- Channel Migration Zones
- Flood Risk and Land-Use Intersectionality
- FCAAP: Funding to Support Flood Planning and Partnership Building
- Moving at the Speed of Trust to Achieve Collective Outcomes
- Exploring the Creative Roles States Are Playing to Get People out of Harm’s Way (Part 4)
- Implementing a Local Acquisition/Buyout Strategy
- Crafting and Funding a Local Acquisition/Buyout Strategy
- Flood Risk: A Need for Acquisitions and Buyouts
- From ‘Repetitive Loss’ to ‘Room for the River’: Tracing the Transformation of Flood Governance in Western WA
- Working with Beavers to Create Watershed Resilience
- Celebrating the Work and Outcomes!
- The Value of Video Storytelling
- Hiring & Building a Team
- Trust & Power Dynamics
- Cultural Resources Review
- Section 401 Water Quality Certifications
- USACE Permitting Pre-Application: What is it, how to use it, and why?
- The Pay for Success Model, Accelerating the Pace of Restoration
In Person Convenings
Fall 2023 Convening Videos
Crisis as Opportunity
1-Crisis-as-an-Opportunity
2-Agriculture-Needs-and-Stressors
3-USACE-Regulatory
4-Tribal-Panel
Helpful Information
Below you’ll find links and downloads to resources such as the C&CAG annual workplan, slide decks from previous meetings, and other important resources.
To learn more about the Culture & Capacity Action Group, contact the co-leads: Allan Warren, awarren@b-e-g.org or Matt Gerlach, matt.gerlach@ecy.wa.gov