This journal reflection examines the critical concerns of climate change for coastal cities, emphasizing the impacts of sea level rise, flooding, storm surges, and saltwater intrusion. It then explores the ecological and climate resilience of Jamaica Bay in New York City, highlighting its role in mitigating tidal flooding and providing ecosystem services. The reflection further analyzes the effects of Hurricane Sandy on the West Pond at the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge, detailing ecological changes and the National Park Service's restoration and sustainability efforts. The assignment provides valuable insights into the challenges and potential solutions related to climate change and coastal management, offering a comprehensive overview of the environmental issues and response strategies.
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