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FAU’s Home & High Water S1 E2. Neighborhood Climate Resilience, Part 2: “To Endure And Survive”

Home & High Water is a science podcast by Florida Atlantic University’s Center for Environmental Studies about our research uncovering how we live, adapt and thrive in a changing climate.

by The FAU Center for Environmental Studies
March 13, 2023
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 Headshot of CES Research assistant Cameron PetersCameron Peters
Host of Home & High Water

To better understand and document the resilience of a particular community, we need more complex and individualized information at the local level. In Part 2, we focus on what our research team discovered about the local landscape when they began to collect information about community resilience at the neighborhood scale.

Additional Resources:

  • Read Bridget Huston’s Master’s Thesis: “Understanding Climate Resilience to Environmental Hazards: How A Broward County Community Assessment Helps To Complete The Picture”

  • Documentary Photo Story created by residents at the Estates of Fort Lauderdale during a workshop facilitated by CES

  • Watch a short video introducing CES’s Neighborhood Resilience Research Project

  • Learn more about coastal resilience research at FAU’s CES

  • Learn more about FAU’s CES Neighborhood Resilience Mapping research project

Featured in this podcast:
Bridget

Bridget Huston
CES Graduate Research Assistant

Leslie

Leslie Kevles
Resident at the Estates of Fort Lauderdale

jan

Jan Booher
Heron Bridge Education, LLC

Colin

Dr. Colin Polsky
CES Director

Home and High Water is produced, edited, and hosted by Cameron Peters. Additional script editing by Bridget Huston. Music and Sound Design by Miles Shebar. This episode was engineered by Andrew Perelman. Theme music by Shane Wells. Special thanks to Jan Booher, Leslie Kevles, CES Director and FAU Professor Dr. Colin Polsky, and CES Assistant Director Kimberly Vardeman.

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