Maharees Conservation Association CLG is an award-winning, community and volunteer-led registered charity which was set up to protect the Maharees tombolo on the Dingle Peninsula. It is now an exemplar in community-led climate adaptation, heritage sharing, regenerative tourism and successful community deployment of nature-based solutions. Due to its exposure to Atlantic storms and the low-lying nature of much of the land form, the Maharees is extremely vulnerable to the effects of climate change. With help from the local authority, Kerry County Council, state agencies, NGOs and academics, a series of community-driven efforts using nature-based solutions, supported by regenerative tourism, is making a difference. By raising awareness about the unique heritage of the Maharees, and taking steps to protect the sand dune habitat, the members of Maharees Conservation Association are building community resilience in the face of climate change.