Sea Level Rise and Flooding

Helping communities adapt to changing weather and water levels.

Climate change is raising the threat of coastal and inland flooding across much of British Columbia. Without taking action to reduce risks, sea level rise and weather extremes will increasingly threaten critical infrastructure, ecosystems, and livelihoods across the province.

The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions supports holistic flood and sea level rise protections and adaptations in B.C. PICS-funded analysis, partnerships, and knowledge sharing aims to support policies and actions that help communities adapt and protect ecosystems in the changing climate.

The power of confluence: A guide for integrated flood management for B.C. communities

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An image of salmon swimming in a river surrounded by grassy banks. Image made with MidJourney by Kees Lokman.

Integrated flood management planning: A guide for communities in B.C.

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Best Practices in Western Canadian Flood Mapping: Findings of the WFMC expert workshop

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Living With Water wraps up with final workshop

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