With more than 15 years of experience working at the intersection of water, climate, and community, Clare Keating brings a collaborative and systems-oriented approach to her role as Project Manager at OneShoreline. Her work spans complex, multi-hazard resilience initiatives across California and internationally, addressing interconnected challenges including sea level rise, flooding, drought, water quality, and extreme heat. She has worked across public agencies, nonprofits, and private-sector partners, including work with the California Department of Water Resources, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fortune 500 companies, and global conservation organizations.

Her career reflects a consistent focus on water systems—from marine conservation and sustainable conservation finance to statewide drought resilience and water stewardship. In prior roles at Earth Genome and Arcadis, she led decision support tool development, planning efforts, and multi-benefit adaptation strategies that help agencies, utilities, and communities navigate uncertainty and align around action.

At OneShoreline, Clare supports regional shoreline adaptation planning. Shoreline resilience is both a natural progression of her work and a longstanding personal and professional focus.

Clare holds an Executive MBA from Brown University and IE Business School and a Master of Commerce in Environmental Economics from Rhodes University.