Climate-effective management for threatened species and protected places

Improving outcomes for threatened species and protected places.

The threat that climate change poses to threatened species and protected places is difficult and complex.

Conservation managers face short-term challenges like extreme weather events and seasonal changes, and longer term trends in climate conditions. Through a climate lens, this project will co-develop information for recovery plans and decision-making processes, build a database of adaptation options, and deliver region-specific climate situational reports, to inform effective on-ground interventions and enhance adaptation outcomes.

This project complements other Climate Systems Hub projects, the Climate Adaptation Initiative, and other cross-hub initiatives by providing practical examples demonstrating how to use climate information in conservation management decision-making.

For more information
Please contact the the project lead: Alistair Hobday, CSIRO

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