Where We Build Matters: Land use planning for safety, affordability, and resilience
Decisions about where we build homes and infrastructure influence exposure to climate hazards. What opportunities exist to better reflect climate risk in planning?
Welcoming the 2026 Climate Fellows
PICS has appointed economist Dr. Nancy Olewiler and climate policy leader Dr. Mark Zacharias as Climate Fellows.
Xpey’ (Cedar) Restoration and Protection
Quw’utsun’ Cultural Connections Society is working to protect xpey’ (cedar), a cultural keystone species facing growing pressures from climate change and land development in the Cowichan Valley.
Vital Connections: Critical Infrastructure and Climate Risk
B.C.’s critical infrastructure faces growing risks from extreme weather. This video explores how climate threats make systems fail — and the path to resilience.
Today vs Tomorrow: The Future of B.C. Climate Policy
As B.C.’s climate plan, CleanBC, undergoes renewal, what challenges remain? And how will today’s climate policy choices shape B.C.’s future?
Siila Watt-Cloutier: Indigenous wisdom as climate medicine
PICS’ inaugural Indigenous Climate Fellow on Indigenous leadership for climate solutions.
Wildfire and Carbon: Long-term solutions to B.C.’s fire problem
Wildfire and Carbon aims to prevent wildfires from fueling climate change through better (older) methods of forest and fire management.
Living with Water
How do we live with water in a changing climate?
