Ouranos

Ouranos is a Canadian non-profit organization that engages in focused, applied science in support of sound decisions related to climate change and its impacts.

Ouranos represents an innovation cluster for regional climatology, impact assessment, vulnerabilities, and adaptation to climate change, as well as a forum for
consultation to enable the society to better adapt to climate change, all from a perspective of sustainable development.

Ouranos’ approach actively involves an expanded network of 450 researchers, experts, practitioners, and policy-makers from a variety of disciplines.

Ouranos specializes in:

  • Co-financing for interdisciplinary and multi-institutional projects that bring together researchers, practitioners and policy-makers to promote and support adaptation to anticipated climate change
  • Climate scenarios and services to multiple partners in Quebec, across Canada and around the world
  • Production of regional climate simulations using the Canadian Regional Climate Model 5 (CRCMC5). The new CRCM5 chosen at Ouranos is developed by UQAM’s ESCER centre, in collaboration with Environment and Climate Change Canada.

Members

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Linking Knowledge Platforms to Facilitate Users’ Adaptation Journeys

This event explored why platform connections are important, how they can be made, and how they add value to a user’s adaptation journey.

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Integrating User Needs into Platforms

This session explored how the needs of users are being integrated into, and addressed by, platform development. 

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Canadian Centre for Climate Services

The Canadian Centre for Climate Services (CCCS) is a dedicated multi-disciplinary team and platform aimed at helping Canadians understand, and become more resilient to climate change.

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weADAPT launches new partner website service

weADAPT is expanding on its mission with the launch of a bespoke website service for projects to better connect, share and build on existing knowledge within the climate change adaptation community.

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