Natural Resources & Climate Change
FLNR Research Talks
Learn more about what our researchers are working on in these short videos.Learn more
Canada's Changing Climate Report
Find out how and why Canada's climate has changed and what changes are projected.Learn more
Climate Risk Assessment
The Preliminary Climate Risk Assessment for B.C. evaluates the likelihood and consequences of climate risk events that could occur in the province.Learn more
Climate Data Canada
High-resolution climate data to help decision-makers build a more resilient Canada.Learn more
FCI Project Portal
Learn more about the forest carbon investments being made by the province and federal government.Learn more
British Columbia's forest and range resources are being impacted by a changing climate. They also offer opportunities to mitigate the impacts through management.
Preparing for climate change
The Province is helping natural resource professionals manage for a changing climate by gathering and analyzing climate data, developing decision support tools and researching best management practices.
Learn more about how B.C. is preparing for climate change
Future Forest Ecosystems Centre
The climate crisis is having profound impacts on B.C.’s ecosystems, affecting our safety, cultures and livelihoods. The B.C. government has established the Future Forest Ecosystems Centre to forecast ecological disruptions. By anticipating climate impacts, we can improve our response to the changing climate.
Learn more about the Future Forest Ecosystems Centre
Addressing climate change with nature
Globally, forests are critical to managing climate change. They can be enhanced as 'carbon sinks' by improving forest carbon management practices such as planting more trees, fertilizing stands and reforesting deactivated resource roads. Making better use of residual wood fibre and avoiding burning in slash piles will also reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
Learn more about addressing climate change with nature
Applied science
B.C. has been conducting research to better understand how the province can adapt the natural resource sector to a changing climate.