Resilient Rural America Project offers two training modules

A screenshot from one of the RRAP modules. Credit: RRAP

The Resilient Rural America Project (RRAP) recently launched two self-guided, no-cost training modules to build local capacity and resilience to extreme weather for rural communities across the United States. One focus of the project is to accelerate rural climate adaptation by increasing the capacity of adaptation professionals to meet the needs of historically underserved rural jurisdictions, organizations, and businesses.

RRAP's modules are designed for rural leaders, planners, emergency managers, natural resource managers, landowners, and the organizations and consultants who serve rural communities. The project seeks to help fill the resource gaps for underserved rural communities and enhance natural resource protection, public health, and infrastructure for the sake of rural communities and the urban populations that depend upon them.

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