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Welcome to C-CIARN BC


The Canadian Climate Impacts and Adaptation Research Network officially ceased operations June 30th, 2007. The CCIARN BC website will remain accessible to the public until further notice; however, it will not be updated on a regular basis.

All reference material, presentations, workshop reports and other archived information contained on this site will be housed at the official CCIARN Legacy Website, a combined archive of all activities and output from the six years that CCIARN was active.

The URL for the archive site is: http://nofc.cfs.nrcan.gc.ca/cciarn/index.php

The former staff of CCIARN BC remains actively engaged in research with communities in BC on the social dimensions of climate change. For updates on their latest activity visit:

  1. Coastal Communities Project: www.coastalcommunitiesproject.ca
  2. Resilient Communities Project: www.resilientcommunitiesproject.ca
  3. Coastal Climate Change Project: www.coastalclimatechange.ca

Our contact information remains the same and we welcome communications and “networking” with others interested in maintaining links and interest around the many issues of responding to and dealing with climate change.

What's New

The Royal BC Museum's map series on projected climate scenarios illustrate how BC's landscape may look over the next 80 years. They are accesible on the PCIC website

While the Northern Climate Change Network is yet to be formally established, you can join their listserv by typing "subscribe" into the subject box of an email to Cindy Buker, or take a look at their website at www.mcgregor.bc.ca.

Rough Weather Ahead: How global warming will hit BC is a special series about climate change in BC, researched and written by Chris wood and funded by a Tyee Fellowship for Investigative Reporting

We must start adapting to climate change We need to think now about policies that prepare for a warmer world. The Independant

The C-CIARN publication, Adapting to Climate Change: An Introduction for Canadian Municipalities is available for free download from the national C-CIARN site

 

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