Locally grounded
Priorities should begin with the people and organizations responsible for, connected to, and affected by the landscape.
About
A collaborative platform for moving resilience work forward.
Resilient Landscapes Collaborative is being established as a British Columbia non-profit society to support the development and implementation of climate resilience and environmental restoration projects.
Why we exist
Good priorities do not always become ready projects.
Important work can stall between identifying a need and putting a coordinated project in motion. The challenge is rarely a lack of concern. More often, the right mix of capacity, funding, technical input, partnerships, approvals, and administration has not yet come together.
We are creating Resilient Landscapes Collaborative to work in that gap: helping project proponents clarify opportunities, connect the right contributors, and organize the steps required to advance.
Partnership-led
Durable projects depend on clear roles, respectful relationships, and the right expertise around the table.
Implementation-minded
We focus on the practical steps that can turn a worthwhile idea into coordinated work.
Our role
Connective capacity, not a substitute for specialists.
We are not a forestry contractor, engineering practice, environmental consultancy, funding agency, or advocacy organization. Specialized technical and field activities are undertaken by appropriately qualified project partners.
Our role is to help create the connective capacity around that work: project development, partnership-building, funding alignment, administration, and coordination.
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