Resources Archive - NESP 2 climate

Extreme climate explained: Using drought projections in wildlife conservation

April 17, 2025

Explore extreme droughts and discover how climate research guides conservation strategies and adaptation solutions.

Humid heat in a changing climate: What it means for our health

March 3, 2025

Watch our recent webinar with research experts from the Climate Systems Hub and University of Sydney as they unpack the science behind humid heat stress and explore adaptation strategies for a warming world.

Woman standing in front of a fan, suffering from humid heat.

Climate effective management: Adaptlog, our adaptation catalogue for conservation

November 29, 2024

Climate adaptation is increasingly important in conservation. Conservation activities that do not explicitly consider and integrate climate change information and best practice adaptation have an…

2024 National First People’s Gathering on Climate Change

November 15, 2024

In October 2024, Australia’s National First People’s Gathering on Climate Change, the only of its kind in Australia, enabled climate scientists and First People to exchange ideas on how to respond to the threat of climate change.

Why El Niño doesn’t always mean drought: How climate drivers and weather interact

September 24, 2024

This webinar explores dry and wet conditions: when do they happen and how do climate drivers, such as El Niño, play a part?

Extreme climate explained: the triple La Niña and extremely wet conditions 2020-2022

August 30, 2024

Australia experienced its second-wettest spring on record in 2022. Record-breaking rainfall and saturated soils across eastern parts of the country led to widespread flooding. Did climate change influence the triple La Niña and extremely wet conditions in 2020-2022? What’s the likelihood of similar events happening in the future?