In this episode, we explore food and water security with Dr. Joanne Taylor, a post-doctoral researcher from the University of British Columbia Okanogan. We dive into how climate change impacts food and water security and who is most vulnerable to these risks. 

Dr. Joanne Taylor will be facilitating a Food and water security course through the adaptation learning network. Follow this link to find out more information or to register:  https://alnportal.ca/course/food-and-water-security/

Adaptation Learning Network https://adaptationlearningnetwork.com

In this episode, I am joined by doctor climate change (Stewart Cohen) to discuss the Fundamentals of Climate Change Adaptation. Since retiring from a 35-year career with Environment and Climate Change Canada, Stewart has continued to share his expertise and knowledge about climate change adaptation. In this episode, we talk through some of his recent blog posts on www.doctorclimatechange.com and his upcoming climate change adaptation fundamentals course through Adaptation Learning Network. 

Register for Stewarts Climate Change Adaptation Fundamentals Course: https://alnportal.ca/course/climate-change-adaptation-fundamentals/ 

www.doctorclimatechange.com 

Check out all of the ALN courses: https://alnportal.ca/all-courses/ 

In this episode, Michele Patterson Chair of the Geography Department at Vancouver Island University joins the podcast to discuss climate adaptation policy. Climate adaptation policy can be a roadmap for tangible change when it is effectively developed and enacted within organizations and governments. Michele shares insights from her upcoming course, explaining how having a policy lens can be an excellent tool for climate action leaders. 

Register for Michele's course: https://alnportal.ca/course/intro-to-climate-policy-for-climate-adaptation-professionals/  

Check out all of the ALN courses: https://alnportal.ca/all-courses/ 

In this episode, Susan Todd, Founder of Solstice Sustainability Works, provides a sneak peek of her upcoming course, project management for a changing climate. Susan highlights the benefits of building climate adaptation perspectives and skillsets as a professional, especially as we navigate a green recovery from the pandemic. 

Link to register for Susan's Course: https://alnportal.ca/course/project-management-for-a-changing-climate/ 

Find more climate adaptation courses on the Adaptation Learning Network Website: https://alnportal.ca/all-courses/ 

In this episode, Todd Thexton, Associate Professor at Royal Roads University, provides an economic insight into climate change risks and how they impact society. As a self-proclaimed forest baby, Todd's passion for climate mitigation and adaptation is infectious. 

Todd is facilitating a course through the adaptation learning network. This podcast provides a sneak peek into the course; more information can be found at https://alnportal.ca/course/financial_impact/ 

On this episode of the Resilience By Design Podcast I am joined by Kristina Sokourenko a food systems expert and member of the Food systems dashboard team. To find out more about the food systems dashboard here is a link to their website https://foodsystemsdashboard.org/. 

As mentioned in the podcast the Adaptation Learning Network course on food security lead by Dr. Joanne Taylor. https://adaptationlearningnetwork.com/food-and-water-security 

From farm to fork and beyond, in this episode, we investigate food systems adaptation with Kristine Schrage, a student researcher at Royal Roads University and coordinator at Nurture in Nature, a community garden and learning space in Pemberton, BC. 

In our first episode, we explore climate adaptation from a range of experts in the field. What is climate adaptation and why is it important?