USFS. and NICaR Engage Caribbean partners in 5-day seminar on building community climate resilience
As climate change continues to impact Trinidad and Tobago and the Caribbean, the need arises to build resilience within communities. But what does that resilience look like? And what methods are sure to work within the unique parameters of the Caribbean region? Well, that is being explored through a seminar hosted by Natural Infrastructure for Caribbean Resilience (NICaR), which is being funded by the United States Forest Service (USFS) as part of the Biden/ Harris administration’s commitment to PACC 2030 – the U.S.- Caribbean Partnership to Address the Climate Crisis 2030—more in this report from Kandace Jackson.
