Project development · Partnership · Coordination
Turning resilience
priorities into projects.
Resilient Landscapes Collaborative helps communities and partners develop and advance climate resilience projects by bringing together the people, funding, expertise, and coordination needed to move projects forward.
The challenge
Building resilience
takes collaboration.
Communities and organizations face growing climate and environmental challenges. But moving from an identified priority to an implementable project often means aligning funding, expertise, partnerships, approvals, planning, and sustained coordination.
Resilient Landscapes Collaborative exists to help connect those pieces.
How we help
From a shared priority
to coordinated action.
We support the connective work that helps a project take shape and maintain momentum.
- 01
Identify
Understand priorities, needs, opportunities, and potential projects.
- 02
Develop
Explore scope, funding, technical requirements, and potential partners.
- 03
Connect
Bring together the people, organizations, expertise, and resources required.
- 04
Coordinate
Support planning, applications, procurement, communication, and schedules.
- 05
Support Implementation
Maintain momentum, track progress, support reporting, and coordinate partners.
Initial focus areas
Resilience is connected
across the landscape.
Wildfire Resilience
Helping advance locally grounded initiatives that reduce risk and strengthen landscape resilience.
Forest & Ecosystem Health
Supporting collaborative projects that improve ecosystem function, habitat, and long-term forest health.
Watershed Resilience
Advancing work that protects water, restores watershed function, and prepares communities for change.
Nature-Based Climate Solutions
Developing practical projects that work with natural systems to address climate risks and create shared benefits.
Collaboration
The right partners,
around a shared priority.
Climate resilience projects often cross mandates, jurisdictions, disciplines, and funding programs. We help identify and connect appropriate contributors—without replacing the specialized work they provide.
Partner With UsProjects & learning
Learning from the work
already underway.
As a new organization, we are building our approach by listening to practitioners, communities, project proponents, funders, and existing initiatives. We are interested in the barriers that slow good projects down—and the conditions that help them move forward.
This space will grow to include project profiles, field insights, research, and practical lessons.
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