October 21, 2026
Land and sea managers face a rapidly changing climate, but finding clear, practical guidance on adaptation approaches can be challenging. Adapt Land&Sea is a first-of-its-kind knowledge platform, connecting biodiversity managers with the knowledge to integrate climate considerations into their work.
Co-designed with decision-makers from across Australia, Adapt Land&Sea showcases the latest insights and tools for climate adaptation.
Join our webinar to find out more about the platform and learn how expert input and advice have helped shape the site.
Wednesday 18 November, 1 – 2 PM (AEDT)
Hosted by NESP Climate Systems Hub Climate Adaptation Initiative Lead, Sarah Boulter, speakers include:
Jenny Styger
Jenny is an experienced conservation manager and ecological scientist with a commitment to translating research into real-world impact. With a strong foundation in geography, ecology, fire management and climate impacts and adaptation, Jenny has spent her career working at the intersection of science, policy and practice.
A strong advocate for accessible science, Jenny leads the project Adapt Land&Sea for the Climate Systems Hub. Her work supports the translation of scientific findings into policy and planning frameworks, helping to shape effective, evidence-based approaches to on-ground conservation management and climate adaptation.
Mathew Berg
Dr Mathew Berg is an ecologist who has worked in conservation science and planning spanning academia and government for over 20 years. Currently, he is in the Conservation Programs Branch at Parks Victoria, where he contributes to conservation efforts across Victoria’s parks and reserves with a focus on innovative approaches to conservation and climate adaptation action planning.
Rachel Slee
Rachel Slee is an Assistant Director at the Australian Government Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water. Her team focuses on embedding climate risk and adaptation into policies and programs affecting the natural environment. Rachel and her team support this work through practical guidance, resources and opportunities for staff to collaborate and share knowledge.
