John Englander

John Englander

FL, US
John's entertaining presentations allow any audience to easily see the big picture of the coming impacts of climate change and rising sea levels and the potential solutions.

John Englander is an oceanographer, consultant and leading expert on sea level rise and climate change. His broad marine science background coupled with explorations to Greenland and Antarctica allows him to see the big picture impacts of changing climate and rising seas on society.

He brings the diverse points of view of an industry scientist, entrepreneur and CEO. For over 30 years, he has been a leader in both the private and non-profit sectors, serving as Chief Executive Officer for such noteworthy organizations as The International SeaKeepers and The Cousteau Society.

Today, Mr. Englander works with businesses, governmental agencies and communities to understand the risks of increased flooding due to the compounding effects of rising seas, extreme tides, and severe storms, advocating for "intelligent adaptation."  Along with the tremendous risks in the coming decades, he believes there will also be enormous economic opportunities that will allow us to thrive if we begin to plan and adapt now. He is also the founder of a new non-profit, the Rising Seas Institute.

His bestselling book, High Tide On Main Street: Rising Sea Level and the Coming Coastal Crisis, clearly explains the science, the impending devastating economic effects and the opportunity to design for a more resilient future. Politico listed it as one of the top 50 books to read.

John is a sought after subject matter expert with appearances on MSNBC, Fox Business, ABC, CBS, PBS, The Weather Channel, CCTV (China), CBC (Canada), NPR and SkyNews TV (UK). He has been featured in USA Today, Huffington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, Publisher's Weekly and numerous other publications.

He is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Marine Sciences – UC Santa Cruz; a Fellow of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), a Fellow of the Explorers Club, and a member of several professional societies. 

John Englander is an oceanographer, consultant and leading expert on sea level rise and climate change. His broad marine science background coupled with explorations to Greenland and Antarctica allows him to see the big picture impacts of changing climate and rising seas on society.

He brings the diverse points of view of an industry scientist, entrepreneur and CEO. For over 30 years, he has been a leader in both the private and non-profit sectors, serving as Chief Executive Officer for such noteworthy organizations as The International SeaKeepers and The Cousteau Society.

Today, Mr. Englander works with businesses, governmental agencies and communities to understand the risks of increased flooding due to the compounding effects of rising seas, extreme tides, and severe storms, advocating for "intelligent adaptation."  Along with the tremendous risks in the coming decades, he believes there will also be enormous economic opportunities that will allow us to thrive if we begin to plan and adapt now. He is also the founder of a new non-profit, the Rising Seas Institute.

His bestselling book, High Tide On Main Street: Rising Sea Level and the Coming Coastal Crisis, clearly explains the science, the impending devastating economic effects and the opportunity to design for a more resilient future. Politico listed it as one of the top 50 books to read.

John is a sought after subject matter expert with appearances on MSNBC, Fox Business, ABC, CBS, PBS, The Weather Channel, CCTV (China), CBC (Canada), NPR and SkyNews TV (UK). He has been featured in USA Today, Huffington Post, the San Francisco Chronicle, Miami Herald, Publisher's Weekly and numerous other publications.

He is a Research Fellow at the Institute of Marine Sciences – UC Santa Cruz; a Fellow of the Institute of Marine Engineering, Science and Technology (IMarEST), a Fellow of the Explorers Club, and a member of several professional societies. 

Higher Sea Levels Mean Big Risk and Big Business Opportunities

Businesses need to have the latest information on how sea level rise is going to impact their assets and supply chains in coastal zones around the world. Rising seas are already causing routine flooding in nearly all low-lying coastal areas.  This is only the beginning. 

Sea level expert John Englander explains the facts clearly to any business audience. While there are real risks in this new era of unstoppable higher sea level, there are also new business...
Strategic PlanningEducational / Informative

Rising Seas: The Tip of the Iceberg

This is the story of the century. We have passed a tipping
point and are now in a new era - one where the melting
of global ice sheets will dramatically transform our world.

John clearly explains the latest science and puts sea level
rise into a historical perspective. He then paints a vivid
picture of what we can expect in the future, the potential
solutions and what we must do now to create resilient
cities and communities.

In...
Educational / InformativeInspirational / Life-changing

The Coming Coastal Crisis: When Real Estate Goes Underwater

Billions of dollars of coastal real estate will go "underwater" long before the property actually does. John exposes the reality few see on the horizon and the economic implications.

John clearly explains the latest science and puts sea level rise into a historical perspective. He then paints a vivid picture of what we can expect in the future.
Educational / InformativeTechnical / Specific

Looking Over the Horizon: the Military Strategic View

Rising seas will impact military bases and operations around the world. John exposes the new reality on the horizon leading to better strategic planning and imporived future operational capability. 
Educational / Informative

Rising Sea Level Clarifies Climate Change

As the planet gets warmer, global sea level must rise. As the sea rises, coastlines will change significantly. It is important to understand what will  happen as climate change continues. With engaging annecdoes from his expeditions to the Arctic and Anatarctica, John Englander shows the connection between carbon dioxide emissions, changing weather patterns, and rising sea level. Rising sea level will cause hundreds of billions of dollar of assets to go underwater. The strategic view can...
Educational / InformativeInspirational / Life-changing