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NOAA GUIDES FOR CLIMATE RESILIENCE AND ADAPTATION

In 2022, I worked with NOAA and their communications team to design four guides to climate adaptation and resilience planning. They are meant to help practitioners, community organizations and local governments incorporate equity and climate risks into their decision-making.

As the designer, I created original icons and graphics, selected and edited images, and established the layouts in Adobe InDesign. The guides needed to be accessible and consistent with branding established in NOAA’s Climate Resilience Toolkit.

Explore the Centering Equity guide here or download a copy:

Cover of Ready-to-Fund Resilience
Cover of Incorporating Nature-Based Solutions in Community Climate Adaptation Planning
Cover of Centering Equity in Climate Resilience Planning and Action
Cover of How Will We Know We're Adapting?

All the guides are available to the public.

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