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Boise State unveils West Central Mountains resilience plan, urges regional coordination
Summary
Dr. Britney Brand of Boise State presented a three-year West Central Mountains resilience strategy that urges aligning growth with infrastructure and environmental capacity, proposes a shared data dashboard and launches a public comment period ahead of a June grant decision.
Boise State University's Resilience Institute laid out a three-year regional strategy on April 16, urging Valley County and nearby communities to coordinate land-use, infrastructure and stewardship to protect ecosystems while managing future growth.
"By 2028, our West Central Mountain communities are actively collaborating in responsible stewardship and data-driven well-managed development to secure a future where people, businesses, economies, livelihoods, and natural ecosystems are healthy, safe, and thriving together," Dr. Britney Brand, director of the Resilience Institute, told the McCall City Council. The plan was developed from a year-long assessment and a series of multi-stakeholder workshops.
The plan focuses on four…
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