All Hands on Deck: Data, Dollars, and Local Action for Climate Resilience
Join us for a dynamic conversation exploring how climate resilience is driven by the intersection of data, funding, policy, and community leadership. As extreme weather intensifies and environmental impacts grow more complex, governments, researchers, and communities alike must navigate vast datasets, shifting policies, and resource constraints. Panelists will examine how environmental data can inform equitable decision-making, the challenges and opportunities in accessing and aligning funding and policy, and the essential role of local knowledge and community-driven action in shaping adaptive strategies. Together, these elements form the foundation for inclusive, effective climate resilience.
Arnauld Billard, Director of Climate Engineering, Arcadis
Laura Tam, CEO, Bay Planning Coalition
Violet Wulf-Saena, Founder & Executive Director of Climate Resilient Communities (tentative)
Clare Keating, Climate Resilience Lead - Bay Area, Arcadis (Moderator)
Additional panelists pending confirmation
Climate on the Klamath. This panel discussion is part of the Bay Area Council's "Climate on the Klamath" program featuring panels and presentations all day on Monday April, 21st, culminating in a beer/wine reception from 5pm-6:30pm. Guests interested in attending the other panels that day should RSVP individually for each.
About the Klamath. This event will be held in the main conference center aboard the Klamath, a historic and fully restored ferry boat docked at Pier 9 on the San Francisco Embarcadero near the Ferry Building and Embarcadero BART. Guests will enjoy the Klamath Conference Center's panoramic views of the San Francisco Bay and Bay Bridge, and are welcome to enjoy the Klamath's famous public-access rooftop garden.
By registering for this event, you agree to share your registration information with the organizers of SF Climate Week