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As we gear up for #ICR25, take a moment to explore the content from ICR23 available on our on-demand page. From enlightening keynotes to in-depth presentation videos, immerse yourself in the discussions and ideas that have shaped our ongoing commitment to climate resilience. Whether you're a returning attendee or new to our community, these resources will provide valuable insights and inspiration as we continue to drive transformative action in climate resilience. https://okt.to/Ej9TP3

Curious about our upcoming Innovations in Climate Resilience #ICR24 #Climate24? #Earlybird pricing is available through Feb. 23! Here's a recap of #ICR23 to get your ready: https://okt.to/q5nD0d

New Paper Clears the Way for Action by Articulating Principles of Natural Climate Solutions A scientific paper led by TNC outlines five principles that will help leaders define, implement and measure effective natural climate solutions. https://lnkd.in/ecMV7dVM

Dr. Hugh Robertson the chair of the Scientific & Technical Review Panel, highlights that one of the crucial tasks for this year is collating information on the impacts of climate change on our wetland ecosystem. A range of  publications on wetlands and climate change have been prepared by the Scientific and Technical Review Panel (STRP) of the Convention. These provide: 🌐 policy recommendations for managing peatlands and blue carbon ecosystems to mitigate climate change; 🌐 best practices on wise use and restoration of peatland ecosystems; and 🌐 information on extent and carbon storage capabilities of blue carbon ecosystems in Wetlands of International Importance. Read more: https://lnkd.in/enbG_V46 #WetlandConservation #WetlandsMatter

Join me at this webinar tomorrow!

Climate Literacy Webinar Climate change poses one of the greatest challenges to communities worldwide, affecting various aspects of daily life. Understanding climate science, policies, and actions is key to making informed decisions that can mitigate the impacts of climate change and create more resilient communities.  The fifth webinar in the In Our Shoes Series by Youth4Climate will be taking place next week on the 30th July join the conversation to learn more about Climate Literacy: https://lnkd.in/dUSAxXey

Florida Climate Week is coming up! During the week of October 7-13, there will be several in-person and virtual opportunities to join others dedicated to taking action on climate, addressing its impacts, and exploring solutions in Florida. Check out the schedule to start planning your week here: https://lnkd.in/e5vtqdG #floridaclimateweek #climateresilience #climateequity

🌍🌱 Join us virtually on Feb. 13 at 6 p.m. PST for "Inspiring Collective Climate Action in California and Beyond" - a vital conversation on uniting efforts to tackle climate change. Hear from David Victor on accelerating climate action across sectors & divides. Dive into insights from the Commission on Accelerating Climate Action's final report & recent policy advances. Register now to secure your spot: https://lnkd.in/gUW75PQS #ClimateAction #SustainableFuture #ClimateSolutions #ClimateChange #ClimatePolicy

📣 ❗ Deadline extended for submission to the What Works Climate Solutions Summit > EEI is co-organising this exciting #internationalevent (June 2024) that aims to synthesise #evidence, covering themes: #Climate Solutions & #Health, Climate #Solutions for #Cities and other Human Settlements, Climate Solutions for #Landuse  as well as Climate #Policy #Evaluation.

"Embracing the ambiguity: Tracing climate response diversity in urban water management" by Aaron Deslatte, Elizabeth Koebele & Adam Wiechman examines the diverse potential responses required to address climate change. Using the Institutional Grammar and Institutional Network Analysis tools to empirically trace the rate-making processes in two U.S. urban water utilities, the study shows how institutional designs influence response diversity. The analysis also highlights the critical role of public managers in tackling climate change, especially as they navigate the diversity of potential responses to climate change. Read the full paper here: https://lnkd.in/et8sKeb2