Maine Community Resilience Workbook
A framework and how-to guide for climate change assessment, collective climate action, and achieving community resilience outcomes
2023 Edition: A living document pursuant to continued training and guidance
As of May 23, 2024: Downloadable PDF of the Workbook, Based on the Online Version, is Now Available:
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Online Version is Available!
Links to the chapters of the workbook may be found on the left-hand navigation sidebar (collapses to the bottom of the page on mobile devices).
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