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NEW! Corporate Flood and Heat Risk Management Resource Hub
- Team CIPS
- Mar 11, 2024
- 1 min read
CIPS is proud to announce that we have been retained to support the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority "Partners in Project Green" Corporate Flood and Heat Risk Management Resource Hub.
We have reached out and are excited to support Tammy Charles of the Chippewas of Georgina Island First Nation to contribute her knowledge and experience in a very special video entitled "Understanding Our Connection To Water: An Anishinaabe Woman's Perspective".
CIPS is proud to be a part of this very important initiative as it looks at how human induced climate change is putting people, ecosystems and economy at risk. The resource hub provides business managers, sustainability consultants, and facility managers technical and educational support from the Toronto Region Conservation Authority Sustainable Technologies Evaluation Program and Ecosystem and Climate Science teams.
The free videos in the resource hub will cover:
Flood Risk Mitigation and Adaptation Modules
Heat Risk Mitigation and Adaptation Module
Understanding Our Connection to Water: An Indigenous Anishinaabe Woman's Perspective
To access the Corporate Flood and Heat Risk Management Resource Hub, please register here.
What a fantastic, timely resource hub! It’s wonderful to see technical climate‑risk content paired with Anishinaabe worldviews around water. This toolkit fills a real need for businesses preparing for floods and extreme heat. Great collaborative project! --Multiplication
This initiative rightly highlights how climate change endangers both ecosystems and economic stability, and the resource hub’s technical support for sustainability professionals is a practical step toward mitigation.
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This is such an important initiative for climate resilience! It’s great to see Indigenous perspectives included—Tammy Charles’ video sounds powerful. For anyone working on flood and heat risk, this hub is a must-visit. Also, if you need to print any large posters or diagrams for your team’s project, Rasterbator is a handy tool for making big wall displays from regular home prints.
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