Resilience Webinar Series

The Resilience Webinar Series is a virtual event series designed to spotlight innovative strategies, local projects, and policy perspectives that support climate adaptation and community…

Virginia
White egrets fly over a marsh.
Jim Baugh
White egrets fly over a marsh.

The Resilience Webinar Series is a virtual event series designed to spotlight innovative strategies, local projects, and policy perspectives that support climate adaptation and community resilience across coastal Virginia.

Each session brings together experts and practitioners to share insights and foster dialogue around the challenges and opportunities of living with water in a changing climate.

The series is proudly sponsored by the Chesapeake Bay Foundation, the Coastal Virginia Adaptation and Resilience Coalition, and the Institute for Coastal Adaptation and Research, three organizations committed to advancing sustainable, community-driven solutions for the region.

2026

November 17, 2026
Tree Canopy: Findings, Challenges, and Solutions
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October 13, 2026
Living Shorelines: Successes, Lessons, and Opportunities
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September 16, 2026
Marsh Migration: Challenges, Tradeoffs, and Opportunities for Action
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April 27
A Resilient Commonwealth: Exploring Virginia’s Statewide Priorities
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March 31
Reducing Asphalt, Expanding Green Space: A Parking Policy Approach
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February 26
Resilient Design Standards for a Wetter Future in Virginia
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2025

November 21
Green Infrastructure’s Role in Building Flood Resilience
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October 8
Green Infrastructure: Anticipated Needs in a Changing Landscape
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September 10
Building Marsh Resilience with Thin Layer Placement: Insights from the Field
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