Resilience in Action: Library Speaker Series
Join us at the Wells Public Library to hear from local experts on preparing for extreme weather in a climate-changed world.
Reservations
Not Required
Free to attend.
Location
Off Site
This program will not be held at the Wells Reserve. See program description for exact location.
Preparing for Extreme Weather in a Climate-changed World:
What to Know, How to Prepare, and the Importance of Engaging with Your Neighbors
As the famous Mainer Steven King has said: “There is no harm in hoping for the best, as long as you are prepared for the worst”. As our changing climate amplifies the risk of extreme weather and other natural hazards, knowing what to do and how to prepare ahead of time can be lifesaving. In the final installment of the Resilience in Action speaker series, please join us to learn how and where you can access local flood data, engage with local and regional emergency management planning efforts, and reflect on the assets and vulnerabilities you and your neighbors may share in the event of an emergency.
Food and refreshments provided.
Location:
Wells Public Library
1434 Post Rd, Wells, Maine
This program is a part of the Summer “Resilience in Action” Speaker Series, a collaboration between the Wells Reserve’s Training & Engagement Program, Friends of the Wells Public Library, and Save Our Shores Maine.
