Siila (Sheila) Watt-Cloutier named PICS Indigenous Climate Fellow
Inuit climate leader, PICS will work together to increase Indigenous leadership in climate change research, education, and policy
Inuit climate leader, PICS will work together to increase Indigenous leadership in climate change research, education, and policy
Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions launches free Climate Insights Course for professionals.
PICS’ inaugural Indigenous Climate Fellow on Indigenous leadership for climate solutions.
Is your team applying to the NRCan Build and Mobilize Foundational Wildland Fire Knowledge Program? You could secure a portion of your required match funding from PICS.
PICS is proud to support this FREE primer on Justice, Equity, Decolonizing Practices, and Intersectionality offered by SFU Continuing Studies.
The global community, from governments to organizations to businesses, has declared commitments to combating climate change and creating climate solutions. But how to get there?
B.C. awards PICS $495,000 to improve tools communities use to assess climate risk.
Advanced computer modelling by the Solid Carbon team shows injecting CO2 under the Cascadia Basin has less than one per cent chance of causing fault slip.
Five research teams receive $180,000 each from the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions’ Opportunity Project Program.
Research teams from UVic, UBC and UNBC receive $180,000 each from PICS’ Opportunity Project Program.
Researchers bring their PICS coastal adaptation project to national coastal management conference.
Dr. Myles Allen joined PICS May 29 to present on Geological Net Zero: How we will stop fossil fuels from causing global warming.