The PICS Climate Internship Program helps organizations in B.C. reach their climate goals while giving university students a chance to hone their skills and acquire relevant work experience.

Fourteen research teams connected to PICS’ partner universities will receive funding to support research and action in climate innovation.

The University of Victoria (UVic) is a nexus for climate leadership and innovation in Canada—and the Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions (PICS) is

The PICS Climate Internship Program helps organizations in B.C. reach their climate goals while giving university students a chance to hone their skills and acquire relevant work experience.

Emma Claydon joins PICS to explore public attitudes towards climate action.

One of the most picturesque sights in British Columbia is changing — as Mount Robson's Berg Glacier has retreated so far back that it no longer touches the water of Berg Lake.

B.C.’s electricity plan lags behind growth and electrification goals, raising concerns about future supply constraints and economic ambitions

Scholarship recipients will receive financial support and will also contribute to the broader research and climate action community by developing case study knowledge highlights.

Apply now for rapid-turnaround funding for research that addresses emerging climate policy issues in British Columbia.

How banding together to buy renewable energy infrastructure can help communities today and tomorrow.

The World Weaving Climate Research Program supports climate research that is First Nation‑led and co‑designed.

The Climate Foresight program stream supports bold, cross-sectoral initiatives that address complex and poorly understood climate issues.

The Pacific Institute for Climate Solutions has invested $120,000 in six climate research projects designed to help decision makers.

This case study explores First Nations’ visions of food sovereignty in the context of sea otter recovery and climate change.