Maine Community Resilience Workbook

A framework and how-to guide for climate change assessment, collective climate action, and achieving community resilience outcomes

2nd Edition: A living document pursuant to continued training and guidance

Downloadable PDF of the Workbook is Now Available:

Maine Community Resilience Workbook | 2nd Edition (PDF)

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: Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation and Forestry

: Department of Environmental Protection, State of Maine

: The Nature Conservancy, Maine

: Senator George J. Mitchell Center for Sustainability Solutions

: University of Maine

: Tidal Bay Consulting LLC

: Maine Climate Science Information Exchange

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