Across the country, the social and economic impacts of climate change are increasingly frequent and more acute, and these trends will continue if no action is taken. Learn about the critical intersection between climate change and land use planning, and the role planners can play to ensure our communities take proactive measures to identify and minimize our most significant climate risks. Speakers will highlight how the Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board and its 13 diverse member municipalities, both rural and urban, are working together to advance both regional and local adaptation action, including the development of a regional climate risk and vulnerability assessment (CRVA). Climate resilience cannot be achieved alone, now more than ever, municipalities need to work together to move from risk to resilience.

Speakers:

• Avelyn Nicol, Manager Environment Services, Parkland County
• Seghan MacDonald, Climate Resilience Planner, City of Edmonton
• Taylor Varro, RPP MCIP, Manager Regional Growth Planning, Edmonton Metropolitan Region Board

This event qualifies for 1.0 CPL units

APPI Members: $30 gst included

Non Members: $35 gst included

Students: $10 gst included