Through the FCAP program, the Siler Climate Consulting team has been working with flood-affected communities in Vermont to understand the local factors that contribute to flooding and facilitate a series of public events designed to build local resilience for future flooding.

The Municipal Vulnerability Preparedness (MVP) Program has hired six state-contracted Equity Partners, including Siler Climate Consulting, to support 23 individual municipalities and 3 regional groups in the MVP Planning 2.0 process.

The City of Boston is working to update the Environmental Justice and Climate Resilience regulations under the City’s Wetlands Ordinance.

Siler Climate Consulting is leading a two year project with the State of Vermont’s Climate Action Office to design and pilot a framework and accompanying guide to support municipal government climate action in line with state requirements and opportunities.

The Maine Community Resilience Partnership is designed to help Maine communities reduce emissions and prepare for the effects of climate change.

Through piloting the MVP 2.0 program, community participants identified that food (in)security and ecosystem (mis)management are central to building equitable social and climate resilience in Cohasset.

Siler Climate Consulting is working with the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services Coastal Program, Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve, and Great Bay Stewards to address systemic drivers of inequity and meaningfully center DEIJA principles in their programs, procedures, and relationships.

Siler Climate Consulting is working with the Town of Hopkinton to review its existing regulatory landscape, identify opportunities to update and strengthen regulations to reduce carbon emissions, increase climate resilience, encourage sustainable and equitable development, and strengthen ecosystems while engaging whole communities in creating climate solutions.