This webinar is part of the Preservation, Resiliency & Sustainability: Planning for New York’s Future three-part series.

This program will explore in-depth pre-planning and recovery efforts to aid in the protection of historic buildings. The upstate program will focus on upstate communities including those in the Southern Tier, such as Owego and Brainbridge. We’ll highlight major flooding events, increasing storm severity, and strategies for overcoming these obstacles. Click here for more information and a link to register.

• Disaster Planning and Recovery for Historic Communities

• Economics of Disaster Planning

• Disaster Risk Assessment Survey and Documentation

• Pre-Disaster Adaptation and Post-Disaster Rehabilitation

• Applying Design Review Standards Guidelines to Disaster Adaptation and Recovery

• Public Engagement in Disaster Adaptation and Recovery

Our Resilience programs include:

• AIA | AICP continuing education credits

• Certificates of completion

• Resilience and Disaster Planning CAMP Toolkit

• 60-day access to all CAMP recordings

• 1-year NAPC Membership for Host and all first-time CAMPers

This series is brought to you by the Preservation League of New York State, in partnership with the National Alliance of Preservation Commissions, and is made possible thanks to support from the Community Foundation of South Central New York and the Peggy N. and Roger G. Gerry Charitable Trust. Thank you!