Kees Lokman, MDesS, MSc

Contact Information

klokman@sala.ubc.ca

https://sala.ubc.ca/people/faculty/kees-lokman

https://blogs.ubc.ca/coastaladaptationlab/

http://www.livingwithwater.ca

Twitter/ keeslokman

Alternate Contact

Lou Corpuz-Bosshart

Media Relations Specialist

Tel: 604 822 2048

Email: lou.bosshart@ubc.ca

Expertise

coastal adaptation, planning and design of infrastructure to address climate risk and sustainability

In the Media

Parts of B.C., Quebec could be underwater if the planet keeps warming – Weather Network, November 2021 As sea levels rise, B.C. coastal cities could face flooding from moon’s ‘wobble’ – CBC, July 2021 With flood infrastructure at ‘high risk of failure,’ Vancouver seeks upgrades – Vancouver Sun, February 2021 New partnership aims to help B.C. communities adapt to surging seas – UBC media release, December 2020 B.C. lacks overarching authority to oversee coastal flood management, ecosystem conservation: researcher – Globe and Mail (Canadian Press), December 2020 B.C. lacks plans for rising seas and flooding, coastal adaptation researcher says – CBC (Canadian Press), December 2020 Wetlands, not walls, may be key to managing flooding as sea levels rise – Vancouver Sun, December 2020 Research project launches to address sea level rise associated with climate change on the B.C. coast – CBC All Points West, December 2020 Four-year research project to help communities prepare and adapt for sea level rise and flooding – CFAX 1070 with host Adam Stirling, December 2020 Who’s in charge of keeping B.C. dry as sea levels rise? With no singular climate plan, it’s every community for itself – Globe and Mail, February 2020 Surrey Mayor Doug McCallum proposes turning street into canal as a tourist attraction – Globe and Mail, December 2019 Disaster-proofing our cities requires concerted effort, says UBC expert – UBC media release, September 2017