About Climate Ready Together
We Are Stronger Together
Climate Ready Together Ltd. is a climate resilience consultancy that is dedicated to helping diverse stakeholders and Indigenous rights holders work together to adapt and thrive in a changing climate. Launched by Cheryl Evans in 2024, Climate Ready Together supports on the ground action to strengthen climate resilience by co-creating unique, action-focused programming, risk assessment tools and self-help resources.
About Cheryl Evans
Cheryl Evans has over 20 years' experience co-creating climate resilience programming with and for all orders of government, Indigenous rights holders, businesses, non-governmental organizations, community groups, youth, and academe. In 2018 she received the IFC Leadership on Climate Change Adaptation Award and in 2020 her directorship of the Home Flood Protection Program was recognized with a Canada's Clean 50 Top Project Award.
Recent flood and wildfire resilience publications include the Intact Centre's Wildfire-Ready report, Flood Resilient Residential Retrofits Return on Investment report and companion Infographic for the National Research Council. She is also the lead author of FireSmart Canada's training for insurance professionals and the FireSmart Alberta Community Scorecard Application and User Training Program.
Cheryl holds a B.E.S. in Environment & Resource Studies from the University of Waterloo, and a Graduate Diploma in Disaster and Emergency Management from Royal Roads University.
My Approach
Climate Ready Together Ltd. applies a strengths-based, equity-focused, collaborative approach to program design, implementation, evaluation, and continuous improvement. By working with clients to identify what matters most to them, their collective goals, and practical strategies to achieve those goals, Climate Ready Together delivers unique, action-focused programming, risk assessment tools and self-help resources that are meaningful, impactful, cost-effective, and fun.
Client Services
Climate Ready Together Ltd. specializes in bringing together diverse stakeholders and Indigenous rights holders to co-create flood and wildfire resilience best practice guidance, risk assessment tools, professional training courses, community-based behaviour change programs, plain language self-help resources, and public education campaigns.