Network Updates

Dear Fellow Climate Adaptation Professionals, This letter is to introduce the ASAP Board of Directors. I am deeply honored to be the President of the Board and wish to express my gratitude to the Board election transition committee, our past board members, and the new board members who have volunteered to lead ASAP through this… The post A Message from ASAP’s 2025-2026 Board President John Phillips appeared first on Adaptation Professionals.

As we draw near the end of 2024, it’s a perfect opportunity to celebrate the remarkable accomplishments and milestones of the past year. At ASAP, we’ve had the privilege of collaborating with diverse partners, fostering growth, and making significant strides in climate adaptation and resilience. None of this would have been possible without the invaluable… The post A Year of Impact: Reflections on ASAP’s 2024 Projects and Programs appeared first on Adaptation Professionals.

Dear ASAP, Over the past few weeks, we have all been trying to process how the new administration will impact the futures of our families, livelihoods and communities. Non-profit societies like ASAP are formed and informed by their members, individuals and collectives, who see the importance of advocating shared work and responsibility through relationships. In… The post A Message From ASAP’s Executive Director – Strengthening Climate Adaptation Amid Uncertainty appeared first on Adaptation Professionals.

The American Society of Adaptation Professionals will collaborate with the Institute for Sustainable Communities (ISC) and Atma Connect to engage with one of three national Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Centers (EJ TCTACs) developed by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Department of Energy.  The goal of the TCTAC program is to… The post ASAP to Support the National Environmental Justice Thriving Communities Technical Assistance Center appeared first on Adaptation Professionals.

The American Society of Adaptation Professionals has partnered with NOAA’s Office for Coastal Management (“OCM”) and the National Sea Grant Office (“NSGO”) to bring together the people and ideas needed to build resilience to coastal inundation. As climate change impacts worsen, so does coastal inundation (i.e., water on normally dry ground as a result of… The post New Community of Practice for Coastal Inundation appeared first on Adaptation Professionals.