Poster Sessions
There will be fascinating poster sessions for you to explore at Adaptation Canada 2020. Take a look!
Check back for updates and an introduction to our poster presenters.
Track 2: Showcasing Solutions
BC Parks Living Lab for Climate Change and Conservation: Understanding Climate Implications to Inform Protected Area Management
Implementing Climate Change Adaptation Actions on Western U.S. National Forests
Adaptation Towards Low Carbon Resiliency in Existing Buildings
Adaptive Mitigation: A framework for assessing synergies, conflicts, opportunities and trade-offs between climate mitigation and adaptation in urban neighborhoods.
Implementation of Managed Realignment and Salt Marsh Restoration to Enhance Resilience of Dykeland Communities to Climate Change Impacts in the Bay of Fundy, Canada
Mapping Slush and Sea Ice for Spring Travel Safety in Inuit Nunangat
Track 3: Ecological Resilience
Examining Future Groundwater Resources for Use in Agricultural Production
Green Roofs and Infrastructure: Challenges, Opportunities, and Gaps
Nature-Based Solutions for Coastal Highway Resilience
Implementation of Managed Realignment and Salt Marsh Restoration to Enhance Resilience of Dykeland Communities to Climate Change Impacts in the Bay of Fundy, Canada
Track 4: Professional Practice and Capacity-Building
Stormwater and Sewerage Collection Infrastructure Case Studies for Climate Change Adaptation
Incorporating Climate Change into Infrastructure Design under Uncertainty in Water Resources Engineering
The Canadian Centre for Climate Services: the authoritative source for relevant, useful and timely climate data and information
Programmation scientifique visant le renforcement des capacités en matière d’adaptation des travailleurs aux impacts des changements climatiques au Québec (Canada)
An Adaptation Pathways Framework for Agricultural Communities
The Overheating and Air Quality Design Guide: An Introduction
Mobilizing Building Adaptation and Resilience (MBAR) Training and Capacity Building for the Construction Sector
Integrating Climate Change into Environmental Assessments: Principle and Practice
Ecosystem-based approaches to community planning and design. How Canadian landscape architects are facilitating local and global collaboration towards climate action.
Coastal Flood Mitigation Canada: Promoting Evidence-based Approaches to Coastal Flood Risk Reduction
Building Regional Adaptation Capacity and Expertise (BRACE)
Track 5: Raising Awareness and Broadening Engagement
Building Literacy on Climate Resilience in the Okanagan
The George Gordon Climate Observatory - An inter-generational perspective on climate change and climate change adaptation
A Framework for Deep and Durable Results in Climate Adaptation
Integrating Traditional Knowledge and Western Science Data for Community-Based Climate Monitoring
Okanagan Basin Flood and Debris Flow Risk Assessment
Track 6: Addressing Climate Change Inequities
Changing Coastal Dynamics and Adaptation in Nunavik Communities, Northern Quebec
CanCoast 2.0: Data and indices describing the sensitivity of Canada's marine coasts to changing climate
Track 7: Health
Climate-Resilient Rural Health Systems: Adaptation Selection and Evaluation for Building Resilience
Assessing Adaptive Capacity to Urban Heat Waves in Fast-Growing, Mid-sized Cities: Insights from Ontario's Experience
Infectious Disease and Climate Change Program
Measure What You Manage: Climate Impacts and Resilience on Health Facilities
Mental Health Adaptation in Canada
Health of Canadians in a Changing Climate: Advancing our Knowledge for Action
Track 8: Youth
Youth Stories of Climate Impacts, Adaptation and Resilience