The Government of Canada has announced a $3.1 million investment over the next four years as part of the Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities (CRCC) Program.
This funding aims to enhance climate resilience in Great Lakes coastal communities by co-developing regional-scale policies, plans, and actions for coastal resilience.
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Researchers from Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) are participating in this collaborative research initiative, focusing on coastal and shoreline resilience in Ontario and the broader Great Lakes region.
“ Climate change is significantly impacting coastal communities throughout Canada and Ontario ,” said TMU .
“Policymakers and decision-makers need new and improved tools to make informed and proactive choices to safeguard people, property, and the local environment. “
Effective collaboration between governmental bodies and local organizations is crucial to addressing these challenges. Conservation Ontario is a non-profit association that represents Ontario’s 36 Conservation Authorities (CA).
As part of the program, Conservation Ontario is collaborating with multiple Conservation Authorities, the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence Cities Initiative, and a team led by professor Carolyn Johns, Chair of the TMU Bruce Fellowships in Canadian Freshwater Policy, along with researchers from the Global Centre for Climate Change and Transboundary Waters.
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The Government of Canada has announced a $3.1 million investment over the next four years as part of the Climate-Resilient Coastal Communities (CRCC) Program. This funding aims to enhance climate resilience in Great Lakes coastal communities by co-developing regional-scale policies, plans, and actio