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About
Data, Dialogue & Storytelling for Resilience
The BC Climate Resilience Summit (BCCRS) 2026 will be a two-day interactive event bringing together researchers/scientists, planners/policymakers, community leaders, industry professionals, First Nations partners, and innovators of all varieties to advance climate and disaster resilience in British Columbia. To be held March 2–3, 2026 at UBC Robson Square, the Summit builds on the Understanding Risk BC Symposiums and BCCRS 2025, continuing over nine years of collaborative work to strengthen shared understanding of natural hazard and disaster risks in service of advancing low-carbon resilience.
Across two days of panels, facilitated dialogues, workshops, demonstrations, and fireside conversations, attendees will explore how BC can accelerate practical, inclusive, and scalable climate resilience solutions.
Why This Summit Stands Out
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Highly Interactive: Designed for dialogue—not monologue—with real-time input tools and opportunities for facilitated Q&A, networking, and cross-sector problem-solving.
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Locally Grounded, Broadly Relevant: Focused on Southwest BC while offering insights applicable across the bioregion, across Canada, and globally.
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Cross-Sector by Design: Bridging research, policy, community, and industry perspectives to generate shared understandings, build trust, and spark innovation.
View the program here
(Subject to change)
Tickets on sale now!
Date
9:00 am -
7:30 pm
March 2nd, 2026
8:00 am -
5:30 pm
March 3rd, 2026
(Times subject to change)
In Person
Day 1 and Day 2:
UBC Robson Square Theatre, Vancouver
The traditional and unceded territories of the Coast Salish people; xʷməθkwəy̓əm (Musqueam) Skwxwú7mesh (Squamish) and səlilwətaɬ (Tsleil-Waututh)
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Professional Learning Credits
Engineers and Geoscientists of BC: Participation in BCCRS 2026 may contribute to your continuing education activities. Engineers and Geoscientists BC Registrants are responsible for determining whether this activity aligns with their individual Continuing Education (CE) Program requirements. Please refer to the Engineers and Geoscientists BC CE Program guidelines for details.
AIBC registrants are eligible to self-report for learning units (LUs).
Featured Sessions




Innovation Showcase: Map-Off!
Full program available here


