Scaling Ecological Restoration & Nature-Based Solutions: A permitting innovation agenda for the next presidential administration


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In our new memo, Scaling Ecological Restoration & Nature-Based Solutions: A Permitting Innovation Agenda for the Next Presidential Administration, EPIC outlines strategies to make the permitting process even more responsive and effective for the projects that restore our landscapes and fortify our communities. Our approach centers on collaboration, technology, and forward-thinking policies, emphasizing that we can streamline approvals for restoration projects while maintaining the strong protections that make our regulatory system one of the world’s best.

Danielle Bissett

Danielle Bissett is a Certified Ecological Restoration Practitioner and former Adjunct Professor with 10 years of experience planning, designing, permitting, constructing, and monitoring ecological restoration projects in New York City. In her current position as the Restoration Permitting Policy Lead for EPIC, Danielle applies her extensive professional experience as a practitioner to streamline environmental permitting and policies for ecological restoration projects.

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