Webinar – Accessing Tribal Climate and Health Resilience Data

Are you gathering information to assess tribal climate change vulnerability and feeling overwhelmed? This is the right event for you!

The Pala Band of Mission Indians’ Tribal Climate Health Project invited California Tribal-serving professionals working in climate resilience to join us for a learning opportunity.

At this webinar, we shared the results of recent BIA-funded work aimed at making it easier for tribes to access useful data to inform decisions about climate and health resilience and adaptation.  Attendees were introduced to tools to support efficient fact-finding for their vulnerability assessment efforts, including a simple protocol for requesting data on climate-relevant indicators from our project partners at the California Tribal Epidemiology Center.

Watch the Recording

The webinar recording is available here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRfHxy5cmcQ

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