Resiliency Florida

06/04/2026

Great news, we are extending registration for this event for one more week!

Now is the time to register for this great event!

Register Here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

Northwest Florida’s resilience work is moving forward, and this is where the conversation continues. This year's agenda is the best yet with the Florida State Resilience Officer providing the opening Keynote, a One Water discussion, and topics such as the value of the Wildlife Corridor to resilience, and the importance of quality data to vulnerability assessments.

Join us at the Northwest Florida Resilience Seminar on June 11–12 at the Sanders Beach–Corinne Jones Resource Center in Pensacola. Over two days, leaders and practitioners from across the region will come together to share insights on resilience, climate, water systems, and infrastructure shaping Northwest Florida.

Whether you're looking to stay informed, build connections, or be part of the conversation, this seminar offers a space to engage with the work happening right now.

Plus, don’t miss the sponsored ferry tour and dedicated networking opportunities built into the agenda.

Appreciation to our sponsors- NWFAEP, WSP, Moffatt & Nichol, Jacobs, Jones Edmunds, and RES - for their continued support.

Learn more at https://www.resiliencyflorida.org/
Register today at https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

05/29/2026

Now is the time to register for this great event!

Register Here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

Northwest Florida’s resilience work is moving forward, and this is where the conversation continues. This year's agenda is the best yet with the Florida State Resilience Officer providing the opening Keynote, a One Water discussion, and topics such as the value of the Wildlife Corridor to resilience, and the importance of quality data to vulnerability assessments.

Join us at the Northwest Florida Resilience Seminar on June 11–12 at the Sanders Beach–Corinne Jones Resource Center in Pensacola. Over two days, leaders and practitioners from across the region will come together to share insights on resilience, climate, water systems, and infrastructure shaping Northwest Florida.

Whether you're looking to stay informed, build connections, or be part of the conversation, this seminar offers a space to engage with the work happening right now.

Plus, don’t miss the sponsored ferry tour and dedicated networking opportunities built into the agenda.

Appreciation to our sponsors- WSP, Moffatt & Nichol, Jacobs, Jones Edmunds, and RES - for their continued support.

Learn more at https://www.resiliencyflorida.org/
Register today at https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

05/06/2026

RF - E-newsletter - https://mailchi.mp/resiliencyflorida.org/rf-monthly-news-q39k3vt4ca-18158873 The May issue of the Resiliency Florida E-news is now here! A lot of great information here.

Resiliency Florida is a leading voice in Florida helping communities in their efforts to plan and adapt for the future impacts of extreme weather and sea level rise. 

05/06/2026

We’re excited to welcome Hazen and Sawyer (Hazen) as a new member of Resiliency Florida! As a nationally recognized environmental engineering firm, Hazen brings extensive expertise in water quality, water supply, and sustainable infrastructure solutions. Their work focuses on helping utilities and communities plan for and address complex water and resilience challenges to critical water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure, while delivering reliable, long-term protection and benefits of public health and the environment.

Hazen’s commitment to innovation, resilience, and community impact strongly aligns with Resiliency Florida’s mission to support communities in preparing for and adapting to environmental challenges. With a focus on developing solutions for issues like climate impacts, water resource management, and infrastructure resilience, they are a valuable addition to our network. We look forward to collaborating and advancing resilience efforts across Florida together.

04/13/2026

As Florida continues its progress forward, water resources are becoming a central issue. Please learn all you can about Florida's water resources, the One Water approach, and the Florida One Water Commission.

Learn more about the One Water Commission here: https://flonewatercommission.com/

04/03/2026

Now is the time to register and join us for the next Northwest Florida Resilience Seminar in Pensacola! Register here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

This year's theme is Exploring Advances in Resilience. Come network with resilience, engineering, planning, and other experts and enjoy the two-day event in beautiful Pensacola.

The agenda includes leaders in state, regional, local, and private organizations. It is our best agenda yet! Don't miss this event. We will meet June 11-12, with a ferry tour of coastal resilience projects on the afternoon of the 11th! Topics include coastal resilience, nature-based solutions, the Florida One Water Commission, the value of open space, and more.

You can register here: https://pci.jotform.com/form/260534444350148

Thank you to this year's sponsors: Jacobs, Moffat & Nichol, RES, and Jones Edmunds!

04/01/2026

One Water approaches are needed now more than ever!

"One Water means valuing all water through a collaborative and integrated systems approach to managing all fresh and brackish surface and groundwater, stormwater, wastewater, and recycled water in a holistic and sustainable manner that maintains ecosystems while providing reliable and resilient water resources that support economic, environmental, and public benefits." (Florida One Water Commission)

One Water approaches are a growing trend around the country to ensure healthy water supply for the environment and human uses. Follow the Florida One Water Commission as they pursue this journey.

For more information follow this link: https://flonewatercommission.com/

03/28/2026

🎙New Episode: Resilient Forward! We’re breaking down key legislative updates, including the bill 🌊, biosolids regulations, plus a look at what’s ahead for Florida’s resilience efforts.

🌿Featuring special guest: Dr. Erik Stabenau from The Everglades Foundation on an unexpected challenge: drought in the Everglades and what it means for restoration.

Brought to you by Black & Veatch - Building a World of Difference

🎧 Listen now: https://lnkd.in/eHMRqqru