I’ll start by mapping the storm’s projected path and the soil’s moisture levels. If we reinforce the dune line with native grasses and create a mangrove buffer, the wave energy will be absorbed before it reaches the farmlands. For the water, installing a few check‑dam structures can help trap sediment and slow runoff, keeping the estuary clearer. I’ll gather the tide and rainfall data so we can run a quick simulation—then we’ll know exactly where the walls and barriers need to go. If the wind is strong, temporary bamboo cages can protect the crops until the storm passes. It’s a lot of work, but if we keep the data moving and the structures in place, we’ll give both the land and the sea a fighting chance.

Sounds good, just keep the data flow steady—tide charts, wind speeds, and soil moisture levels. I’ll refine the models as the storm moves in, so we can adjust the barriers and barriers in real time. Let me know if you spot any gaps, and we’ll patch them up before the winds hit.