2022-2023 Impact Report

TRI was born from the passion of a small group of social and natural scientists who felt that there was a huge disconnect between climate science, communication, and action on climate change. Our Impact Report explains what we’ve been doing and what we have planned. | View the Impact Report

Partnering to Explore the Potential of Sweetgrass to Sequester Carbon

Alberta, Canada: The Resilience Institute (TRI) and partners from the Piikani Nation, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada (AAFC), the University of Lethbridge, and Environment Canada and Climate Change (ECCC) are collaborating to evaluate the ecological role of Sweetgrass in native grasslands and its potential to mitigate climate change through carbon sequestration. “This research brings together a […]