Puget Sound Day on the Hill – Flooding Panel

Panel on nature-based flood resilience · April 16, 2026

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Opening and panel orientation

Presentation

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Tazio Bey (panel moderator) introduced himself as a watershed codings director at a Portland-based health foundation and said his organization partners with the Washington State Department of Ecology to administer a program referred to in the transcript as 'Club/Place Plants by Design.' He framed the session around the intersections between habitat investments and flood risk.

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Panelists representing nonprofit practitioners and the Washington State Department of Ecology described multi-benefit, nature-based flood-mitigation projects, funding needs and examples from Washington and elsewhere, and fielded audience questions about climate projections and technical tools such as AI.

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