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DESCRIPTION:Attend the RTC’s upcoming community workshop to learn about the project, 
 the ecology of these areas, and climate adaptation options. Share your 
 input with the project team, including which climate stressors you are most 
 concerned about. \n\nThe San Vicente-Waddell Resilience Project (SANV-WA) 
 is a partnership between the Santa Cruz County Regional Transportation 
 Commission (RTC), Santa Cruz County Resource Conservation District (RCD) 
 and Caltrans District 5 (D5). \n\nThe existing Highway 1 bridge over 
 Waddell Creek at Big Basin, and the Santa Cruz Branch Rail Line (SCBRL) 
 corridor and Highway 1 bridge over San Vicente Creek at Davenport are 
 vulnerable to coastal climate change impacts.  \n\nThis transportation 
 infrastructure also affects the ecology of these important coastal and 
 marsh habitats and may limit their ability to be resilient to climate 
 change. The SANV-WA project will identify short, medium, and long-term 
 actions for viability and resilience to climate stressors on these Caltrans 
 and RTC transportation facilities, in tandem with identifying ecological 
 restoration opportunities within the adjacent tidal, marsh, and riparian 
 areas of Waddell Creek and San Vicente Creek.  \n\nIdeally, the SANV-WA 
 Project will result in ecologically based or nature-based solutions that 
 result in resilient natural and built infrastructure.  This work is 
 intended to build on the collaborative planning partnerships developed for 
 the Scott Creek Coastal Resilience Project that includes RCD, RTC, Caltrans 
 D5, and a robust Technical Advisory Committee (TAC) of local, state, and 
 federal stakeholders on the North Coast that has effectively provided 
 guidance, review of technical work, and input on project direction. \n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2026/01/21/18883183.php
SUMMARY:San Vicente-Waddell Resilience Project Community Workshop
LOCATION:Seymour Marine Discovery Center, La Feliz Room, 100 McAllister Way, Santa 
 Cruz
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2026/01/21/18883183.php
DTSTART:20260128T020000Z
DTEND:20260128T033000Z
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