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Climate-adapted land and water management
Land and water managers play a critical role in helping NSW environments adapt to climate change. These resources provide practical guidance and tools to support climate‑informed decision-making and resilient management practices.
Educator wellbeing resources
A Climate of Change is a well-being focused program supporting teachers and other adults to help young people navigate the emotional impacts of climate change.
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NSW Government response to the New Zero Commissions letter on extreme heat and humidity in summer 2025-2026 released.
The AdaptNSW Forum 2025 was held at the Roundhouse at UNSW, Sydney on 25 - 26 November 2025.
High school students from across Western Sydney and the Central Coast gathered at Powerhouse Castle Hill for the Future Leaders Forum to explore climate leadership. Presented in collaboration with the NSW Department of Climate Change, Energy, the Environment and Water, the forum brought together students to connect and voice new perspectives on climate change and its impacts.
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Climate change creates a significant risk to infrastructure, people, and the economy. The impacts from climate change, including damaging weather events, has already cost the state an estimated $3.6 billion per year.
NSW councils are building climate risk into their business-as-usual planning and policies for the first time, thanks to products developed using NARCliM’s locally relevant climate modelled data.
The role of the Greater Cities Commission (GCC) is to coordinate and align the planning that will shape the future of the Six Cities Region. The GCC are using a tool that applies NARCliM regional climate projections to assess the socioeconomic risks of climate change for the region.
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