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| Climate
Change — Adapting to The Impacts, by Communities in Northern
Peripheral Regions |
What is Clim-ATIC? Activities in  Finland Activities in  GreenlandActivities in  NorwayActivities in  Scotland Activities in  Sweden Demonstration adaptation projects 1. Dog sledging 2. Lightweight tourist hut 3. Biogas pilot project 4. Local woodland management planning 5. Travel patterns within Destination Åre 6. EV for a rural community 7. Selling alternative tourist activities 8. Wood fuel supply chains 9. Future tourism for Finnish Lapland 10. River Enrick river restoration planning 11. Flood mapping for climate change 12. Early warning systems Adaptation focus : Project study visits 1. WP4 meeting Rovaniemi, Feb 2010 2. Tourism sector to Are, March 2010 3. Teachers to Lycksele, Feb 2010 4. Transport sector to Are, Sept 2010 5. Wood fuel sector to Finland, Sept 2010 Project Newsletters Issue 7 April 2010 |
Clim-ATIC invites you to its international project conference "mainstreaming climate change adaptation for rural peripheral communities " in Flora, Norway    on 26 - 28 October 2010 Project outputs:
» Examples of local community climate
change vulnerability assessments
» Examples of community climate change adaptation strategies » Examples of climate change impact visualisations and communication tools » Examples of real adaptations made by communities » An international information,
training, and advice service on climate change
and adaptation
for community
stakeholders throughout the northern periphery.
 come join in the Clim-ATIC forum  visit us on face book |
Adapting to Climate Change: A Guide for Business in Scotland can be downloaded from the SCCIP website
Clim-ATIC information and training business plan produced. Link
take part in Clim-ATIC and The Flashes of Genius climate change adaptation innovation contest!
April 2010 project newsletter
 A number of FREE events are planned, designed to inform different audiences
and increase awareness of different aspects of wood fuel supply and use.Grantown Show Firewood Tent 12 August For more information on any event or to make bookings go to www.lowcarboncairngorms.org Project exchange visit to Åre -  In March 2010 tourism sector representatives from all project regions visited Åre,Sweden for a 2 day study visit.WP5 Copenhagen meeting on 17 February 2010: European Environment Agency - presentations, outcomes and next stages |
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Project
coordinator: UHI
Millennium Institute, Perth College, Crieff Road, Perth,
Scotland (UK), PH1 2NX
Tel: (+)44 1738
877204 •
Fax: (+)44 1738 877018 • clive.bowman@perth.uhi.ac.uk |
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Annika Nordenstam leaves the project on June 25th - Annika thank you for your work in the project!
International group of pedagogues learn about climate change adaptation and Flashes of Genius in Lycksele: 