Building Resilience, Together
The Climate Resilience Fund works with public and private partners across the United States to advance the inclusive and adaptive approaches that are needed to build climate resilience for people, the communities in which they live, and the natural systems on which we all rely.
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Advancing climate resilience plans and projects across the country through direct grants, practitioner training, and knowledge sharing
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Enabling collaboration among philanthropic and private investors to promote wildfire-adapted landscapes and wildfire-resilient communities
Learn MoreThe Registry of Adaptation Practitioners
The Registry of Adaptation Practitioners is an online directory that connects vetted adaptation service providers with communities in need of their expertise. The Registry is open to all organizations that provide climate adaptation and resilience services and its database is searchable by all!
Access the Registry Learn MoreThe U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit
The U.S. Climate Resilience Toolkit, developed by NOAA’s Climate Program Office, offers a wealth of tools and resources to help communities build their climate resilience, including information on the Steps to Resilience framework that is foundational to the Climate Smart Communities Initiative.
Visit the U.S. Climate Resilience ToolkitLatest News
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CSCI Grant Applications Reflect High Level of Community Interest in Climate Resilience
April 24, 2025
The Climate Smart Communities Initiative received 118 grant applications from communities across the country seeking assistance with their climate resilience plans and projects. “This is a clear signal of significant…
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Wildfire Recovery and Resilience: Lessons in Seeing, Learning, and Planning
March 26, 2025
In late February, I joined with a small group of funders and firefighters to witness the impact of the recent wildfires in Los Angeles County. With gratitude to the…
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WRF Members Co-Author Article on the Wildfire Challenge
February 1, 2025
As the latest round of wildfires began to engulf Southern California, an insightful article appeared in the Stanford Social Innovation Review. The article, co-authored in the weeks prior by members…
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