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Collaborate on a watershed basis.
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Collaborate with and learn Dutch Dialogues and other methods of managing and living with water.
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Collaborate with community-based organizations to develop or expand urban greening and urban agriculture programs. Greenery and urban gardens can help manage stormwater and offer cooling benefits during
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Collaborate with emergency management officials to create a flood forecasting and community warning or public notification system. North Carolina has the Flood Inundation Mapping and Alert Network (https://fiman.nc.gov/),
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Collaborate with federal and state partners on flood protection projects.
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Collaborate with healthcare providers to develop and promote a wildfire smoke exposure checklist. Educate providers who are unaware.
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Collaborate with local and regional partners to provide robust trail and park maintenance to prevent and respond to damage from climate change impacts.
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Collaborate with local and regional partners to support business resiliency through preparedness education, trainings and resources.
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Collaborate with others to learn new methods of managing and living with water and sea level rise. One example is working with the Dutch Dialogues program.
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Collaborate with partner agencies on water quality improvement efforts, including capital projects and programming.
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Collaborate with partners to perform outreach to the community, particularly vulnerable populations.
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Collaborate with public works departments and regional transit providers to increase shading and heat-mitigating materials on pedestrian walkways and transit stops.
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Collaborate with rail lines and airports to identify and address critical flooding areas (i.e., capital projects for stormwater infrastructure adjacent to rails, culvert improvements, etc.).
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Collaborate with resource management agencies and the Soil and Water Conservation District to research the most effective and environmentally responsible ways to implement vegetation treatments to reduce
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Collaborate with state floodplain managers and mitigation officials to incorporate Integrated Flood Management (IFM) approaches that consider entire basins or watersheds into local plans. IFM considers