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The climate is changing — are you ready?Welcome to ReTooling for Climate Change — your first-stop website on climate change adaptation. Here is the place to find top tools and resources for BC local governments, First Nations and the natural resource sectors as everyone prepares for the impacts of climate change, now and in the years ahead. Adaptation ResourcesSearch by Adaptation Topics
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UPCOMING EVENTS
 WEBINAR: Addressing Flood in Nisga'a
Date: TBA
Hear about how the Laxgalts'ap Village has addressed flood risk in their community through current zoning, historic placement, and other measures. This webinar will be of interest to First Nations communities and small communities who are looking to prevent flood-related damage and adapt to flood risk.
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ADAPTATION WEBINARS
Under the BC RAC project, Fraser Basin Council has been hosting adaptation webinars with focus on case studies, tools and plans. Webinar recordings are available on FBC youtube channel.
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About ReTooling for Climate ChangeThe ReTooling for Climate Change website is a project of the Fraser Basin Council to support local governments and First Nations in BC in preparing for climate change adaptation. The site is funded through the BC Regional Adaptation Collaborative (BC RAC), a partnership program of the Fraser Basin Council and the BC Ministry of Environment – Climate Action Secretariat, with funding from Natural Resources Canada and other in-kind contributions. Find out more about the Fraser Basin Council and the BC RAC at www.fraserbasin.bc.ca.  |
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Also worth a visitOn this site, you’ll find links to many helpful websites on climate change adaptation. For steps communities can take to mitigate climate change, check out the Climate Action Toolkit website. |
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