Video: Risk Mitigation
Learn about what risk mitigation is, what a Risk Mitigation Plan is
We implement the San Juan Bay Estuary Integrated Conservation and Management Plan (CCMP) through eleven programs based on science, education, art, and community engagement. We invite you to explore them according to your area of interest and join our activities.
Learn about what risk mitigation is, what a Risk Mitigation Plan is

Saturday, April 24 and Sunday, April 25, 2021 – Juan Climent and

Help us validate the collective, institutional, and physical assets that are important to you and your community.

The Estuary Information Meeting: Projects and Opportunities for Citizen Participation in the

The Estuary invites you to participate and collaborate in the Community Network of

To identify risks, active conditions, and capabilities in your community, we invite you to fill out the following form.

Risk mitigation is defined as actions taken in advance that reduce or
They eliminate, in the long term, the loss of life and property caused by natural hazards and
anthropogenic.

Document to view, download and/or print Through Community Resilience

The Estuary facilitates the preparation of Resilient Centers for disasters through the installation of solar-powered electricity systems, clean and safe water, first aid equipment, and energy-efficient appliances, among other things. These Resilient Centers in the Estuary serve as empowerment spaces and refuges, if needed, during emergencies.
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