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Waterfront Alliance
Together, we lead the way for thriving and resilient waterfronts, shorelines, and coastlines.
About Waterfront Alliance
After more than a decade of leading the charge in how the New York metropolitan region views and uses its harbor, and with more than 1,000 Alliance Partners committed to bringing real change to our region’s 700+ miles of coastline, in 2019 the Waterfront Alliance stepped into a new and critical leadership role to define New York Harbor’s response to sea level rise and coastal storms. Our crucial, long-term focus on increasing waterfront accessibility for all, along with our efforts to advocate for a working waterfront that is a vital source of business activity and well-paying jobs and educating the next generation of waterfront stewards, continue as essential pillars of our work to create a well-adapted and resilient New York Harbor. Together, we build, transform, revitalize, and protect accessible waterfronts for all communities.
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Operations & Supply
Waterfront Alliance director of policy and government affairs Tyler Taba spoke with The City Reporter about New York City's response to extreme rainfall and cloudburst events in the five years since Hurricane Ida, including upgrades to 50 miles of sewers and a $9 billion investment over a decade.
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Presence & Recognition
Waterfront Alliance Summer Education Intern Camila Berrío Rueda published a post titled A Call for Solidarity: Colombia’s Earthquake and the Road to Recovery on the WaterWire
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People
Waterfront Alliance welcomed Lyric Thomas as a Climate Policy Intern.
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People
Waterfront Alliance welcomed Delia Glavan as a Community Resilience Intern.
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People
Waterfront Alliance welcomed Camila Berrío as an Education Intern.
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Presence & Recognition
Waterfront Alliance, Vanderbilt University, and AIA New York’s Design for Risk and Reconstruction (DfRR) Committee are participating in Climate Week NYC on Sept. 24, 2026, to discuss governance, partnerships, and funding for long-term flood resilience.
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Presence & Recognition
Waterfront Alliance staff recently joined Battery Park City Authority for a tour of their Lower Manhattan resiliency projects.
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Partnerships
Waterfront Alliance recognized Battery Park City Authority as a 2026 Heroes of the Harbor Gala awardee for their leadership and commitment to building a more resilient waterfront.
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Presence & Recognition
Waterfront Alliance is hosting the unveiling of Littoral / Litoral, a new public art installation by Camila A. Morales at Shirley Chisholm State Park during Climate Week NYC on Sept. 18, 2026.
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