Southeast New England Program (SNEP) Network
Throwe Environmental is a core partner organization in the Southeast New England Program (SNEP) Network, which leverages technical assistance to empower communities to achieve healthy watersheds, sustainable financing, and long-term climate resilience. The Network brings together environmental organizations, academic institutions, regional planners, and experienced consultants to collaboratively provide resilience-focused training and technical assistance opportunities to municipalities, tribes, and other organizations across the Southeast New England region.
Throwe Environmental’s primary role in the SNEP Network is to lead efforts on creating sustainable revenue streams for climate action, fostering peer-to-peer leadership development, and improving local water quality and climate resilience. Our current project focuses on the development of a resilience capital improvement plan and interjurisdictional leadership exchange in Middletown, RI.
Through the SNEP Network, Throwe Environmental has developed the Planning to Action: Climate Toolkit (PACT), which guides communities through the process of turning climate planning into sustainable financing of on-the-ground projects—all while ensuring the necessary community engagement and resilience priorities are in place to support meaningful change. We have also created The Leadership Exchange Podcast to highlight audio case studies on climate resilience and bring lessons learned to listeners everywhere.
Press:
ecoRI News: “Localized Projects to Strengthen Portsmouth’s Climate Resiliency”
Bourne Enterprise: “Bourne Turns To Feds For Help With Cleanup Of Estuaries”
SNEP Newsletter: “Coastal Resilience and Climate Finance in Bourne, Massachusetts”
Past Projects:
Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (Aquinnah)
We worked with WTGHA to develop a Tribal Climate Adaptation Plan and a podcast of audio case studies. Learn more
Newport, RI
Throwe Environmental developed a community-based climate resilience strategy to determine high priority projects and steps needed for implementation long-term financing. Learn more
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Meet the Project Team
