Advancing climate resilience research in higher ed

Climate risk has shifted from a distant theoretical challenge into an active priority for researchers and institutional leaders nationwide. As changing hazard baselines and extreme weather events disrupt communities, higher ed research is rapidly evolving from broad macro trends to high-res physical risk analysis. This webinar examines how universities are embedding climate resilience into their strategic mandates, featuring real-world case studies on modeling property-level exposure to sea level rise and wildfire risk.

Our panel of experts will explore why parcel-level granularity is critical when evaluating physical climate risks, and how actionable data empowers higher ed leaders and researchers to advance interdisciplinary climate resilience projects for the future.