Envision Resilience: Opening Reception in Bath

​​Envision Resilience: Designs for Living in a Changing Climate will open as a series of community exhibitions throughout Bath and Harpswell this spring. Join us for an opening reception that is free and open to all.

The exhibitions tell the story of community-engaged research and design thinking developed by university students studying architecture, landscape architecture, urban design, and art during their fall semester. Displays and events focusing on ideas for a more resilient future will take place at Patten Free, Cundy’s Harbor and Orr’s Island Libraries and Union + Co over the course of the spring.

At this free and public opening reception, you will meet the Envision Resilience team — along with many of the fall 2025 students and their faculty members — as they share the design deliverables that they produced during their Envision Resilience Challenge program.

Short program & light refreshments — open to all. Please RSVP so that we know you are coming.

​About Envision Resilience
Envision Resilience works to advance innovative planning and design in the face of climate change through student and community partnerships. By connecting current and future professionals working across disciplines, the organization creates opportunities for communities to reimagine climate challenges and inspire resilient solutions. Envision Resilience, originally developed by Remain, is part of the philanthropic organizations and initiatives created and funded by Eric and Wendy Schmidt to work toward a healthy, resilient, secure world for all.