Demarest Lloyd State Park Ecological Restoration Concept Design and Phased Retreat Feasibility Study

DCR is conducting this study to develop alternatives for a phased retreat that will restore critical natural habitats and reimagine recreation that considers climate impacts.

According to the 2020 DCR Climate Change Vulnerability Assessment, Demarest Lloyd State Park is one of the most vulnerable parks for rising sea levels and coastal erosion. 

DCR is conducting this study to develop alternatives for a phased retreat that will restore critical natural habitats and reimagine recreation that considers climate impacts. 

This study will be the first of its kind for DCR. It will allow the agency to explore this type of restoration and adaptation strategy, inform retreat options for similar coastal sites within the DCR State Parks System, and support efforts to accomplish the agency’s climate adaptation goals.  

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Park User Survey

As we plan for the future at Demarest Lloyd State Park we want to hear from you. DCR is looking for ways to adapt to changing conditions while protecting the recreation and natural value of this park. 

Your answers will help us decide how to take care of trails, parking, roads, and other parts of the park so people can enjoy them for years to come. This survey is short and will only take a few minutes. Your answers will be anonymous.

The survey is available in English, En español, Em português, Kreyòl ayisyen, Bằng tiếng việt, 普通话 

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