Foundation News & Updates

Practical, community-centered infrastructure solutions are a critical part of building resilience that reaches everyone.

Building the infrastructure the climate-mental health field needs to address the impacts of extreme weather.

Move beyond discussion toward practical, operational outcomes structured around the specific capacity gaps practitioners are facing now.

Putting the voices of frontline workers at the center of the public conversation about solutions.

Document nature-based solutions relevant to protecting people and places in seven languages, across six continents.

Best-practice soil stewardship has the potential to be a key solution for addressing climate change and its stressors.

The difference between harm and safety in a disaster often comes down to who has information and how fast they get it.

Modeling what is possible in terms of protecting people and communities from harm in the face of accelerating extreme weather.

Accelerating carbon sequestration efforts while increasing community resilience to climate extremes.

Delivering hyper-local, community-owned preparedness for extreme heat and urban flooding — and a replicable model for other communities to follow.

Scientific credibility and the broad public reach to engage and activate new audiences.

Localizing and humanizing data center reform is an important step toward needed legislation, regulation, and oversight.

Helping medical professionals communicate with their patients and others in the community about key health messages.

Seeking to understand the potential of biocrust restoration to serve as an effective carbon removal approach while also mitigating societal risks due to fire.

Producing and distributing a plain-language WV Flood and Wildfire Preparedness Guide backed by quick-reference checklists and community leader tools.