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R365 Everglades Panel
Everglades Restoration Panel during our Resilience 365 Conference March 2025.
Everglades Restoration Panel during our Resilience 365 Conference March 2025.
R365 Youth Roundtable
Youth roundtable during our Resilience 365 Conference.
Youth roundtable during our Resilience 365 Conference.
R365 R305 Panel
Resilient 305 Panel at our Resilience 365 Conference.
Resilient 305 Panel at our Resilience 365 Conference.
Cameron Resilience Presentation
Participants briefing on community-based solutions at the 2024 Climate Resilience Symposium.
Participants briefing on community-based solutions at the 2024 Climate Resilience Symposium.
Resilience Course Field Trip
Undergraduate students enrolled in the Climate Resilience course on a field trip in the Little River Adaptation Action Area.
Undergraduate students enrolled in the Climate Resilience course on a field trip in the Little River Adaptation Action Area.
Seahive 2 with Credit
SEAHIVE 3D-printed coastal protection system made of low-carbon concrete that supports coral and mangrove growth. Image credits: D. Jalfon (SoA)
SEAHIVE 3D-printed coastal protection system made of low-carbon concrete that supports coral and mangrove growth. Image credits: D. Jalfon (SoA)
Team Photo
The CRI team!
The CRI team!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Speaker Dinner!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Speaker Dinner!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Student Volunteer!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Student Volunteer!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Panel Audience!
2026 365 Resilience Conference Panel Audience!
2026 365 Resilience Conference!
2026 365 Resilience Conference!
2026 365 Resilience Conference!
2026 365 Resilience Conference!

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Climate Resilience Institute

The Climate Resilience Institute (CRI) is a functional unit that supports the University of Miami’s schools and colleges in interdisciplinary, problem-driven research and education to train the next generation and deliver solutions to climate change impacts and other environmental stressors, in partnership with industry, government, universities, and other stakeholders.

The crux of climate resilience is at the intersection of social and physical vulnerability. 

Michael Berkowitz, Executive Director, CRI

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