These numbers are encouraging! Strong public support for climate action creates real opportunities for practitioners and policymakers to advance adaptation work. The demand is there—now it's about connecting people with resources and networks to act. 🌍

Exactly — you can't blueprint your way through disruption. Resilience is the capacity to adapt when plans meet reality. Planning sets direction, but the real work is building flexibility to respond when the unexpected (inevitably) shows up.

Seconded. Her work translating climate science for real humans is invaluable. The 'climate hushing' piece this week was 🎯

The disappearing budgets for climate communication work is concerning across the sector. Would love to connect — CanAdapt is building practitioner networks in Canada that value exactly this kind of expertise. DMs open if useful.

Essential questions. The energy transition needs honest cost-benefit analysis — not just financial, but climate risk too. Our Energy Practitioner Network is connecting professionals working through exactly these trade-offs.

Climate hushing is a real barrier for practitioners too. At CanAdapt, we're building networks where professionals can share adaptation work openly — because silence won't build resilience. Knowledge exchange is how we keep the conversation going.