Climate Science, Data & Tools

Indigenous Information Sources

• This website, Indigenous Climate Action (ICA) provides information on gatherings, resources, and tools that helps to amplify the voices and support Indigenous sovereignty.

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• Indigenous Climate Hub is another Indigenous-led project sharing helpful resources and information on climate change, and to provide a space to share resources, information, and impactful climate change stories from Indigenous perspectives in Canada. 

General  Information Sources

• Retooling for Climate Change is a project of the Fraser Basin Council with a focus on social, economic and environmental resilience to climate change in British Columbia. This site has a broad range of resources for everyone, from Indigenous governments and organizations, local municipalities, the public sector, industries and businesses, to individuals. 

• The Pacific Climate Impacts Consortium (PCIC) is a regional climate service centre at the University of Victoria, whose website offers climate data, assessment tools, research publications and data interpretation software for groups doing analysis of climate information. 

• The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) is a collaborative research effort between UVic, UBC, SFU and UNBC, to provide climate solutions and engagement.

• Project Drawdown's mission is to help the world reach “Drawdown” (the point at which levels of GHGs in the atmosphere stop climbing and start to decline) by providing a solutions-based resource to get us there quickly, safely, and equitably. Their Table of Solutions is an assessment tool of showing the relative affect of how various individual actions (and sectors) can reduce emissions.

• ​National Geographic offers a prediction tool that demonstrates how climate will affect the way we interact with water, how we grow crops, deal with the rising temperatures, change weather patterns and increase health risks.

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• Here is the link to access studies published by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC).

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• The federal government provides lots of information and data on climate change in Canada on their website Canadian Centre for Climate Services.

• Need more data? Find it here at the Climate Atlas of Canada website.

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• Calculate your carbon footprint using one of the websites listed in this CBC article.

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• Connect here with Inspiring Climate Action BC, a project intended to build British Columbia’s capacity to adapt to climate change by providing working professionals with education, training and networking opportunities. 

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• The Community Research Connections, a consortium of research dedicated to sustainable futures of Canadian communities, provides access to studies and initiatives including MC3-Meeting the Climate Change Challenge. 

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• The One UN Climate Change Learning Partnership (UN CC:Learn) is a joint initiative of over 30 organizations helping countries achieve climate change action through e-learning.

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• The Climate Centre offers an interactive set of materials prepared by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies (IFRC) and the Climate Centre, with a specific youth training toolkit. 

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