Natural Hazard Risk Management, Climate Adaptation and Resilience
Applying science and engineering in a practical way
GZA’s dedicated team of engineers, scientists and planners specializes in hydrology, hydraulics, natural hazard risk management, climate change assessment, and climate adaptation to deliver practical solutions for complex problems.
Our engineers and scientists apply a systems and science-based approach integrating hydrology, hydraulics, flood modeling, climate change analysis, vulnerability assessments, and quantitative risk analysis expertise to evaluate flood hazards and develop practical mitigation and adaptation solutions. We use this balanced and holistic approach to help municipalities, infrastructure owners, institutions, and businesses reduce their risk and improve the resilience of critical facilities, municipalities, transportation systems, and commercial and industrial properties.
We get your market.
We help clients identify natural hazard risks, prepare for a changing climate, and implement practical, sustainable solutions that protect people and property, reduce losses, and maintain business continuity
We get your market
- Asset Managers
- Industry
- Insurers, Owners and Operators of Critical Infrastructure
- Municipalities, State and Federal Agencies
- Real Estate Developers
Integrated Waterfront, Coastal and Resiliency Team
GZA’s waterfront and coastal engineering staff is diversified, including planners, landscape architects, ocean and coastal engineers, civil, geotechnical and structural engineers, oceanographers, meteorologists, ecologists and natural resource specialists, and hydrographers
Dam, levee, and hydropower
Learn how GZA’s integrated dam, levee, and hydropower team helps clients assess safety, manage risk, and implement cost-effective solutions – from inspection and evaluation through design and construction.
Planners who work hand in hand with scientists and engineers.
At GZA, planning and technical professionals develop plans together, so our recommendations are grounded in what can be permitted, built, and maintained.