Wildfire Resilience
Helping advance locally grounded initiatives that reduce risk and strengthen landscape resilience.
Focus areas
Working across connected systems.
Our initial focus reflects urgent areas of resilience work in British Columbia while leaving room to respond to emerging priorities and work in other landscapes over time.
Forest & Ecosystem Health
Supporting collaborative projects that improve ecosystem function, habitat, and long-term forest health.
Watershed Resilience
Advancing work that protects water, restores watershed function, and prepares communities for change.
Nature-Based Climate Solutions
Developing practical projects that work with natural systems to address climate risks and create shared benefits.
A connected view
Projects can create more than one kind of benefit.
Wildfire risk, forest health, water, habitat, community priorities, and climate adaptation often overlap. We are interested in projects that understand those connections and bring the necessary perspectives together early.
Future focus areas may be added as the organization grows, learns, and responds to partner needs.
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