Climate adaptation is more than responding to environmental risks. It’s about building stronger, more resilient communities who are prepared for environmental impacts before it strikes. This is done by ensuring your investments in green infrastructure and natural assets are directed where they can have the greatest impact for people and communities. As municipalities face increasing pressures from extreme heat, flooding, and other climate-related challenges, geographic data is helping decision-makers understand community needs, prioritize their actions, and measure the outcomes.

Join us for an engaging series of presentations that explore a practical 5 step framework and real-world examples on how GIS, urban forestry, natural assets and equity-informed planning can support more resilient communities.

Whether you’re a policy maker, urban planner or environmental advocate, this session will provide valuable knowledge on how green infrastructure and nature-based solutions can be leveraged to build adaptable and resilient communities.

Join our webinar Building Stronger Communities with Spatial Data on Wednesday, September 23, 2026 | 1:00–3:00 PM EST | Free | Online 

Register here! 

This session is part of a series of webinars and workshops— The Climate Ready Communities Series—focused on supporting municipalities in advancing climate adaptation and equity through practical, community-centered approaches. This series will explore tools, policies and strategies to help communities build resilience in the face of a changing climate.

This project is carried out with funding from the Federation of Canadian Municipalities’ Green Municipal Fund and the Government of Canada.