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Read MoreTackling the intangibles: working with communities to map and explore flood risk and resilience
Over the last couple of years we’ve worked with half a dozen communities on the development of risk assessments and resilience plans for flood and other natural hazards. With each project, and with each international news story highlighting a disaster, we have become increasingly interested in better understanding the ‘intangibles’ – the things that are […]
Read More Conference, PresentationKelowna Daily Courier: Flood management tackled at AGM of Okanagan Basin Water Board
CBC The National: Using nature to defend against floods
Country Life in BC – Flood management requires collaboration
Osoyoos Times: Time to rethink approach to floods, speaker says
Vernon Morning Star: Facing the Okanagan’s future flooding issue
Vancouver’s Sea Level Rise Framework in the News

We know that it is the middle of summer, and that winter storms and coastal flooding are not top of mind…but we are glad to say that they were top of mind at this week’s City of Vancouver council meeting. On Tuesday, Council unanimously passed a staff report that provided an update on sea level […]
Read MoreGlobe and Mail Interview with Ebbwater Principal

In the wake of floodwaters across the Province – the Globe and Mail spoke to our principal, Tamsin Lyle, last week. Check it out here.
Read MoreNew Video on Sea Level Rise in Vancouver
Ebbwater Consulting has been working with the City of Vancouver on various aspects of sea level rise planning for the last five years. Last fall, our principal, Tamsin Lyle, was asked to speak about some aspects of this at an event put together by SFU (ACT), the City, and the Vancouver Aquarium. The City has […]
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