Climate change adaptation and resilience planning empowers communities to pinpoint vulnerabilities against future climate risks and implement protective strategies for people, places, and nature. Taking proactive measures against severe weather saves lives and money by preventing property loss, reducing repair costs, and safeguarding public health. Furthermore, resilient enhancements such as green spaces and restored wetlands elevate daily life, generate jobs, boost ecosystems, and unite neighborhoods to support vulnerable populations. By Neil Bettez, Ph.D., Climate Resilience Team Coordinator, Hudson River Estuary Program who works region-wide assisting communities with adaptation and resilience plans and their implementation. SIGN UP HERE for the Webex. Hosted by the Hudson River Estuary Program.