Climate change presents challenges for adaptive development now and in the future. Based on a two-year research project, this session documents the resilience-planning experiences of the Puget Sound-based Swinomish Indian Tribe. Explore how even small communities can come to terms with projected future climate impacts and develop effective responses for ensuring long-term resilience in their planning.
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Steve Moddemeyer
Principal
CollinsWoerman
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Bio: As the leader of CollinsWoerman’s Planning and Sustainable Development practice, Steve has more than 19 years of experience leading governments, planners, architects, land owners, and project teams towards increased sustainability. He specializes in creating tools and alternative strategies that lead to resilient infrastructure systems for cities and large developments. As a consultant, Steve led creation of the global program called Cities of the Future for the International Water Association. His clients include cities, utilities, ports, NGO's, and large private land owners in the US, Europe, and Asia.
Sean L. Keithly, AICP
Collinswoerman
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Bio: Associate Planner / Project Manager, CollinsWoerman (2009-present) Associate, Urban Land Institute, Seattle (2008-2009) Researcher, Korea Research Institute for Human Settlements (2007-2008)
Education: Masters of Urban Planning, University of Washington B.A., Political Science, Boston College
Past Assignments: 45th International Making Cities Livable Conference, Portland, OR (2007) 6th Pacific Rim Community Design Network Conference, Quanzhou, China (2007)
Edwin R. Knight, AICP
Senior Planner
Swinomish Indian Tribal Cmty.
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Bio: Senior Planner since 2004 for the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community, LaConner, WA; 30 years public sector experience, including 13 years in Planning with Native American tribes. Currently responsible for comprehensive/land use planning, transportation planning, forest program management, and oversee Building & Permitting program.
Education: B.S., Social Assessment & Policy, 1980, Western Washington University.