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Green Design Strategies for a Healthy, climate resilient Cities

Green Design Project

The Our Future Community video game is an RPG styled education game that will teach you mitigation and adaptation strategies.

Our Future Community Video Game

Cool ‘Hood Champs Workshop Series.

Cool ‘Hood Champs



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Instructional resources to help educators and teachers engage high school students in climate change education.

Teacher Resources

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The Urban Forestry Coolkit is a structured, visual and fun guide for people to engage their blocks on issues and solutions related to urban forestry and climate change.

Citizen’s Coolkit

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This research cluster focuses on design and testing of digital media to enhance learning and influence behaviour.

Cool Tools Research Cluster



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The Community Energy Explorer is a web resource to help municipalities and citizens think about and plan for energy in their communities.

Community Energy Explorer

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Future Delta 2.0 is a place-based educational video-game to explore climate change challenges and solutions.

Future Delta 2.0

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The goal of Delta-RAC is to support decision-making and further policy development for flood management in the Corporation of Delta.

Delta-RAC



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The West Vancouver Residential Building Archetypes project investigated energy alternatives for single family homes.

West Vancouver Archetypes

 

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Click here to view all other past projects

Other Past Projects

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COLLABORATIVE FOR ADVANCED LANDSCAPE PLANNING
Faculty of Forestry
3321 – 2260 West Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z4
Tel 1 604 822 8912
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