Engaging with Stakeholders on Caribbean Natural Hazards
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From left to right: Meaghan Emory, Dr. Donya Frank-Gilchrist, Dr. Legna Torres-García, and Emmanuel Maldonado-Gonzalez (contracted to the USGS) engaged with stakeholders and explored potential partnerships across Caribbean nations and territories to further enhance USGS natural hazards research at the 2023 SCDRP annual meeting in Miami, Florida.
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Used with permission from Emmanuel Maldonado-Gonzalez (contractor).
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