New Year’s Letter
Dear friends, This past year brought unique challenges and unexpected opportunities. We’ve become experts in Zoom, masking, COVID testing, and finding joy in the small ways we connect with one …
We’ve Moved
Brizaga has a new home. Please update your records. Our new address is: 17 Rose DriveFort Lauderdale, FL 33316
Celebrating Three Years!
Today we are celebrating our three-year anniversary! Brizaga is extremely grateful for the people, businesses, and communities that have supported and partnered with us along the way. Brizaga was founded …
North Miami Citizens Guide to Sustainability and Resiliency
Brizaga was proud to work with the City of North Miami to create, design, and write their Citizens Guide to Sustainability and Resiliency. This guide is meant to promote, educate, …
Celebrate #EarthDayFromHome with us!
In light of the on-going COVID-19 public health emergency, most Earth Day celebrations are being canceled. Since 1970, for the past 50 years, Earth Day has been a day to …
December 23, 2019 Fort Lauderdale Rain Event
This is a brief meteorological and oceanographic retrospective of the significant rain event in Fort Lauderdale, Florida in the early morning hours of December 23, 2019. Many of these …
Welcome, Josh!
Brizaga is proud to welcome Josh to our team as our Resilience and Adaptation Intern. He is a senior at Florida Atlantic University and will be working with us through …
A great read on resilience!
Former State Senator Ellyn Bogdanoff wrote a piece for Florida Politics highlighting the need for action on sea level rise. A read we recommend. Ellyn Bogdanoff: Florida must take the …
New Year, New Office, & Bettering our Brand
From our Brizaga family to yours, Happy New Year! This new year will bring some changes for Brizaga. We are starting 2019 in a new space in the heart of …
The Future of Matheson Hammock Park
Cummins Cederberg recently finished a vulnerability assessment for Matheson Hammock Park in Miami-Dade County. Our Co-Founder, Alec Bogdanoff, was asked about the report by the Miami Herald and the need …