CLIMAtlantic

Climate change is real and adaptation is necessary. Thousands of reports, analyses and data sets back this up. Any comments that deny climate change, and/or are insulting and defamatory, will be deleted. Users whose comments are of a defamatory and insulting nature will be blocked. — Les changements climatiques sont réels et l'adaptation est nécessaire. Des milliers de rapports, d'analyses et de données le confirment. Tout commentaire qui nie le changement climatique et/ou qui est insultant et diffamatoire sera supprimé. Les utilisateurs dont les commentaires sont de nature diffamatoire et insultante seront bloqués.

Check out this job opportunity with Clean Foundation! -- Consultez cette offre d'emploi de Clean Foundation !

Our December newsletter is out, and contains lots of information on funding, new resources, and more! Find it in your inbox, and at https://lnkd.in/etagghUb. Not yet subscribed? Sign up on our website: https://climatlantic.ca — Notre lettre d'information de décembre est parue et contient de nombreuses informations sur le financement, les nouvelles ressources et bien d'autres choses encore ! Retrouvez-le dans votre boîte de réception et sur le site : https://lnkd.in/exCgp_qr Vous n'êtes pas encore inscrit(e)? Inscrivez-vous sur notre site web : https://lnkd.in/grnMjHeB

Join us today from 12-1 PM (Atlantic), for the Climate Adaptation & Resilience Training (CART) information session. Register here: https://lnkd.in/dnT9RqXJ. Come learn more about the program, ask questions, and meet the provincial cohort leads and supports. French interpretation will be provided during the session. The first English cohort begins in January 2025. Registration closes on December 13th, 2024. All provincial cohorts are full. Register to add your name to the waitlist, or select September 2025 for the English and French intake. For more information visit CLIMAtlantic.ca/CART. ___ Rejoignez-nous aujourd'hui de 12h à 13h (Atlantique), pour une session d'information sur l’Apprentissage—adaptation et résilience climatiques (AARC). Inscrivez-vous ici : https://lnkd.in/dnT9RqXJ. Venez en apprendre davantage sur le programme, posez des questions et rencontrez les responsables de la cohorte provinciale et les personnes chargées du soutien. L'interprétation en français sera offerte pendant la session. La première cohorte débutera en janvier 2025 (en anglais uniquement). Les inscriptions se terminent le 13 décembre 2024. Toutes les cohortes provinciales sont complètes. Inscrivez-vous pour ajouter votre nom à la liste d’attente ou ou choisissez septembre 2025 pour les cohortes anglaise et française. Pour plus d’informations, visitez le site CLIMAtlantic.ca/AARC.

Check out this event next week, which features Stephanie Arnold, our Strategy & Innovation Manager and PEI Climate Services Specialist, as a panelist! -- La semaine prochaine, Stephanie Arnold, notre responsable de la stratégie et de l'innovation et spécialiste des services climatiques de l'Île-du-Prince-Édouard, participera à cet événement en tant que panéliste !

Coastal Zone Canada is seeking abstract submissions for their 2025 conference, “Strengthening Coastal Resilience and Relationships.” The deadline has been extended to December 13th. Learn more and apply: https://lnkd.in/eSB3mZdR -- L’Association Zone Côtière Canada sollicite des propositions de résumés pour sa conférence de 2025 : « Renforcer la résilience et les relations côtières ». La date limite a été repoussée au 13 décembre. En savoir plus et s'inscrire : https://lnkd.in/emZaXHRt

Meet Willa! In this series, you will meet a few of the people who work with the partner organizations of ClimateData.ca. We hope you get a better sense of what they do and what drives their work. Willa Neilsen, Labrador Climate Services Specialist, CLIMAtlantic Tell us a bit about your work: “I work mainly with Indigenous communities and governments as they adapt to climate change, and help build capacity by supporting unique needs and challenges.” What’s something about your job that aligns with a personal sense of purpose? “One aspect of my job as a Labrador Climate Services Specialist that resonates with my personal sense of purpose is the opportunity to work closely with people to build resilience to climate change. My role allows me to build strong relationships with people all across Labrador, with a focus on Indigenous communities. This helps me to understand the unique needs and concerns, and to work together to find solutions that fit their specific contexts.” Being from Labrador myself, I have a real appreciation for the land and its people, which makes these relationships even more meaningful. It’s incredibly rewarding to see how our collective efforts can make a real difference in enhancing resilience and fostering a sense of hope and preparedness for the future.” Learn more about CLIMAtlantic here: https://climatlantic.ca/

In this series, you will meet a few of the people who work with the partner organizations of ClimateData.ca. We hope you get a better sense of what they do and what drives their work. Meet Stephanie Arnold, Strategy and Innovation Manager; PEI Climate Services Specialist, CLIMAtlantic Tell us a bit about your work: “I work alongside communities, organizations, sectors, and governments, bringing together different perspectives to tackle climate, environmental, and social challenges” What’s one thing you wish more people knew about climate change adaptation? “I wish everyone knew that they can have higher expectations of adaptation. Settling for making “business as usual” more resilient will not get us very far. Even if the climate crisis disappeared with the wave of a magic wand, we will still be left with declining biodiversity, rising food insecurity, increasing pressures on healthcare systems, inequities, and more. Rather than focus on climate risks as if they occurred in isolation, I wish we would collectively look at the bigger picture and tackle the underlying causes of climate change that are at the root of these interconnected issues.” What drives you to work in a field related to climate change? “I fell into climate change by chance over ten years ago, when a move from Toronto to PEI took me from the corporate world to the UPEI Climate Research Lab. What made me stay was the constant stream of opportunities to learn, develop relationships, understand the issue from different perspectives, collaborate, innovate, and make a difference.” Learn more about CLIMAtlantic here: https://climatlantic.ca/

Are you interested in learning and building your skills to manage adaptation projects? Consider equity and reconciliation, understand and use climate information, assess risk and vulnerability, enhance community resiliency, and collaborate and engage across sectors while navigating governance levels. Join this new program called Climate Adaptation & Resilience Training (CART). The program is part-time, 12 weeks, and online, with face-to-face training sessions alongside a provincial cohort. Registrations for the English cohort close on December 13, 2024. The French program will launch in September 2025. For more information visit CLIMAtlantic.ca/CART. University of Prince Edward Island Clean Foundation econext Conservation Corps Newfoundland And Labrador New Brunswick Environmental Network ____ Êtes-vous intéressé à acquérir des compétences et d'apprendre à gérer des projets d'adaptation? Compte de l'équité et de la réconciliation; de comprendre et d'utiliser les informations climatiques; d'évaluer les risques et la vulnérabilité; d'améliorer la résilience des collectivités; de collaborer et de favoriser la mobilisation entre divers secteurs tout en composant avec divers niveaux de gestion. Participez à notre nouveau programme intitulé Apprentissage - Adaptation et Résilience Climatiques (AARC). Il s'agit d'un programme à temps partiel, d'une durée de 12 semaines, qui se déroule en ligne et comprend des séances de formation en face à face avec une cohorte provinciale. Le processus d’inscription pour la cohorte anglaise se terminent le 13 décembre 2024. Le programme français sera lancé en septembre 2025. Pour plus d'informations, visitez CLIMAtlantic.ca/fr/aarc/.

Don't forget to register for tomorrow's webinar! Register here: https://lnkd.in/ewZ--wHp -- N'oubliez pas de vous inscrire au webinaire de demain! S'inscrire ici: https://lnkd.in/ewZ--wHp