The Forefront of Climate Resilient Planning & Design on Florida’s Frontlines

Start Date

01/01/2025

End Date

01/01/2027

Description

Three subject matter experts with diverse interdisciplinary backgrounds and decades of collective experience working at ground-zero for climate change impacts will share their latest insights and success stories from their respective communities of Jacksonville, Tampa Bay and Miami. Presenters will highlight state policies, grant funding programs, and planning strategies that have supported advances in coastal resilience. The presenters will weave a common thread of intentional adaptation that connects and supports the collective efforts across the State of Florida.

Distance Learning

Yes

Course Equivalency

Subjects

Sustainable Development & Design

Health, Safety and Welfare

Yes

Hours

1.0

Learning Outcomes

1:Presenters will demonstrate the policies and grant programs that are supporting resilience in the state of Florida. 2: Attendees will learn about specific planning and design projects that are expanding the definition of ‘resilience’. 3: Presenters will demonstrate how governments leverage data and recent experience to advance resilience efforts. 4: Attendees will learn how nature-based solutions and green infrastructure are being evaluated, prioritized and funded. 5: Attendees will learn how cities and counties are preparing for future landscape conditions.

Instructors

Brian Cook, Anne Coglianese, Christian Kamrath

Course Codes

Provider

FL|ASLA

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