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Welcome to QCoast2100
The Coastal Hazard Adaptation Program is a Queensland Government commitment to assist councils with coastal hazard adaptation strategies.
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The Queensland Government has committed a further $4 million to enable local governments to develop and implement coastal hazard adaptation strategies.
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QCoast2100 approves funding for 37 councils to help coastal communities prepare for the impacts of coastal hazards
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Short Courses
SHORT COURSES | Griffith University are excited to extend a warm invitation to you and your colleagues to enrol in the 2024 edition of their renowned Coastal Resilence Short Courses.
Webinar
WEBINAR | 24 APRIL 2024: Join us in hearing from Eurobodalla Shire Council (NSW) speaking about the Wagonga Inlet Living Shoreline (WILS) Project.
Implementation
IMPLEMENTATION | Queensland councils to share in funding to fight rising sea levels: Nine of Queensland’s coastal councils will share in $3.3 million in funding for projects aimed at safeguarding their communities from the impact of coastal erosion, storm tides and rising sea level caused by climate change.
