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UL hosts coastal climate researchers for project to tackle flood risks along Gulf Coast

KADN News 15 · last updated

LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — The University of Louisiana at Lafayette hosted researchers from three states for a $5.8 million coastal project aimed at tackling flood risks and climate extremes along the Gulf Coast.

Funded by the National Science Foundation’s EPSCoR, this initiative involves collaboration with universities in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

About 35 faculty members, researchers, and students from these partner institutions gathered at UL on Friday, April 4.

The project seeks to provide crucial support and solutions for communities facing climate challenges. Researchers created data, predictive models, maps, and planning tools to assist local officials and community leaders in making informed decisions.

By incorporating community input, the project aims to develop equitable and effective climate adaptation strategies.

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