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Coastal Resilience Working Group

The Coastal Resilience Working Group convenes cross-sector representatives to support the City of Boston as it prepares for the impacts of climate change on Boston’s coastline. The group offers a forum for members to deliver input into Boston’s coastal resilience plans, governance issues, and financing strategies, among various topics. 

The Coastal Resilience Working Group has been responsible for several key analyses and reports, including the Climate Ready Boston Report, which together have provided essential research to the City of Boston and influenced the city’s Climate Action Plan.

Co-Chairs

  • Kathy Abbott

    Founding President and CEO
    Boston Harbor Now

  • Peter Hamill

    Senior Vice President, Strategic Development and New England Principal
    Turner Construction Company

Participating Organizations

A Better City, Accordia Partners, Arbella, Avalon Bay Communities, Barr Foundation, Beacon Capital Partners, BXP, City of Boston, Coastal Zone Management, Commonwealth of Massachusetts, Eastern Salt, Equity Residential, Fallon Company, Lendlease, Massport, New England Aquarium, Nutter, Pembroke, Related Beal, Stone Living Lab, The Cronin Group, The Davis Companies, Tishman & Speyer, Turner Construction, WS Development.

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