Adaptation International

We are so grateful for the opportunity to continue to support Fuerza Unida, and the City of San Antonio’s Office of Sustainability in their community focused and grounded work to deal with extreme heat.

CSCI Awards $2.2M to Accelerate Local Climate Resilience Efforts – Climate Smart Communities Initiative Helping communities prepare for the future

Want to work with good people and build climate resilience? Have a background working with Tribes and Indigenous communities? Check out our Tribal Resilience Specialist position.

We are looking for a dynamic, hardworking, and team-oriented person committed to holistic community focused climate change adaptation to join our organization. As the Tribal Resilience Specialist, the individual will support and help coordinate a variety of primarily Tribal adaptation projects and contribute to cutting edge field-building efforts in partnership with knowledge holders, thought-leaders, academic institutions, and federal partners.

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This is it. Last 35 hours to get in on the early bird registration rates and save $100 for the South Central Climate Resilience Forum (www.sccrf.org).

Don't miss inspiring presentations and real world conversations with Dr. Katharine Hayhoe, presenters, participants (and of course the Adaptation International team) about how building community climate resilience really work in our region. Join us in building resilience - .

Only a few days left to save big on registration! Early bird registration closes this Friday.

Don't miss out on this opportunity to:
▶ Learn about climate-related challenges, actions, and solutions happening in the region
▶ Hear from distinguished speakers Katharine Hayhoe and Earthea Nance
▶ Connect with other professionals

See the flyer below for other important details on sponsorship, hotel blocks and more. Visit https://www.sccrf.org/ and register TODAY!

Join us to collaborate on building climate resilience! The South Central Climate Resilience Forum (www.sccrf.org ) - April 2-4th in Dallas.

Early bird registration ends a week from today. Get your registration, reserve your hotel room, and see you in Dallas.

The National Climate Assessment is out! Read a comprehensive summary of how climate change is affecting communities and regions across the country and importantly how we are beginning to respond to those challenges. We are grateful that our director was able to contribute as an author for the Southern Great Plains Region.

There are figures, charts, images, and key messages on all sorts of topics. Dive in an explore the region where you live or a topic that interests you.

Fifth National Climate Assessment The Fifth National Climate Assessment is the US Government’s preeminent report on climate change impacts, risks, and responses. It is a congressionally mandated interagency effort that provides the scientific foundation to support informed decision-making across the United States.

It's happening! The South Central Climate Resilience Forum is coming to Dallas (April 2-4, 2024). Finally, a regional resilience event for practitioners to connect, learn from each other, and build our networks. Find out more at www.sccrf.org. . Southern Climate Impacts Planning ProgramSouth Central Climate Adaptation Science Center City of Dallas - City Hall City of Austin Office of Sustainability

Love working collaboratively on climate resilience? Want to work with awesome people in a fast paced environment? Looking for something to do over the long weekend? Apply for our new Regional Resilience Catalyst position and help build climate resilience with historically underserved communities in the South Central U.S.

Careers — Adaptation International We are a team of passionate, hard-working, and self-motivated individuals with a diverse skillset who are willing to learn from each other, our partners, and our clients. Each of us have a strong desire to help communities identify and begin to solve complex problems with sometimes difficult solutio...

Come join our awesome team. Looking for someone who is passionate about working with under-resourced communities in the South central region to build resilience.

🍀Adaptation International is seeking a Regional Resilience Catalyst!

The Regional Resilience Catalyst will support climate resilience and project implementation in under-resourced communities in our region. This position will work in close collaboration with the Southern Climate Impacts Planning Program (SCIPP), which supports building sustained, collaborative relationships, and equitable climate resilience in the South Central U.S.

👉To learn more and apply visit: https://adaptationinternational.com/careers

We've been to the California Adaptation Forum in the past and it is a great place to learn about cutting edge work happening in everything from community engagement to financing adaptation solutions. It's not too late to register for the State's premiere adaptation event. bit.ly/CAFRegister!

Happy to be part of the amazing SCIPP team led by these two amazing guys.

At last week's Advisory Committee meeting, SCIPP's Mark Shafer and Barry Keim were presented with the Distinguished Public Service Award by the Oklahoma Chapter of the
American Society for Public Administration (ASPA) National.

Congratulations to both! It is well deserved!

So grateful and proud of the work of the Floodwise Communities team. Thanks to the Yale Program on Climate Change Communication for highlighting this work for communities in the Gulf Coast.

Free program helps Gulf Coast communities assess climate risk » Yale Climate Connections Many small towns don't have the resources to respond to the consequences of climate change, like sea level rise and extreme weather, on their own.

So grateful to be reconnecting with friends and colleagues in person at the National Adaptation Forum. .