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The Indian Ocean: more than a backdrop for spectacular sunsets

March 27, 2025

While it’s smaller than the Pacific and Atlantic oceans, the Indian Ocean packs a punch when it comes to affecting our weather and the world’s climate. Having warmed faster since the 1950s than any other ocean, major environmental changes are occurring in the Indian Ocean. Understanding the role of a changing climate alongside non-climate pressures are important considerations for those managing the region’s vulnerable resources.

Regional drought projections for Australia

March 25, 2025

Discover Australia’s regional drought projections, developed to help decision makers better understand drought risks and adapt to a changing climate.

Understanding extreme humid heat and climate change

January 24, 2025

Extreme humid heat events are becoming more frequent due to climate change, and their effects on human health are becoming increasingly concerning. Learn about the risks and the research efforts to better understand and prepare for future heat extremes.

Construction workers on site during heatwave.

AdaptLog – An Adaptation Catalogue for Conservation

January 7, 2025

AdaptLog is an online, searchable repository of conservation interventions for climate adaptation. AdaptLog includes many instances of novel and transformative approaches to conservation under rapid climate change. By collating these interventions, we hope to facilitate learning between practitioners, and seeding productive collaborations.

Adaptation project: Artificial burrows for stick-nest rats by artist Jane Bamford

Artificial reefs for coastal protection

December 10, 2024

We investigated the artificial reefs installed near Ramblers Road to understand why and how these projects have been successful in combating coastal erosion.

Aerial shot of scuba diver over artificial reef.

2025 Calendar: Climate adaptation for Australia’s biodiversity

December 9, 2024

Climate-effective management for threatened species and protected places collaborates with adaptation professionals across Australia. This year’s calendar highlights their efforts, with each month showcasing stories from those on the frontlines of addressing climate challenges in biodiversity conservation.