We are working with others.
The Environmental Resilience Institute is collaborating with people and organizations all over the state to capitalize on resources that complement our research and projects.
In addition to our research teams' work and projects, ERI is participating in hands-on studies that will result in actionable strategies for preparing for environmental change. These range from tools to predict changes to resources to help stakeholders make decisions based on new information.
ERI's projects around the state offer opportunities for citizens to get involved in hands-on projects. Individuals, school groups and civic or environmental clubs may participate in myriad ways.
Financial gifts enhance our ability to continue or expand projects that enable people to prepare for environmental change.