Climate-adapted urban green spaces
Learn how to integrate climate adaptation into urban green space management to help build the resilience of NSW urban areas to climate change.
Resilient trees, resilient woodlands: Box Gum Woodland Knowledge Infrastructure
Landing page for the Box Gum Woodland tree Knowledge Infrastructure intensive. Provides advice on how to source genetically diverse climate-ready seed for eleven dominant and widespread woodland eucalypt species, suitable for use in restoration of Box-Gum Grassy Woodland in the Northern Tablelands of New South Wales.
Climate-ready: Planting seeds of resilience in Yass Valley
The Yass Area Network of Landcare Groups is is using the Restore and Renew webtool to guide seed selection for their Climate Ready Revegetation Project.
ACT region
How is climate change affecting the ACT region? Explore key aspects that are vulnerable to climate impacts, along with challenges and opportunities to adapt.
Tracing the past, shaping the future
A community-led exhibition in Lismore challenged human-centred worldviews and revealed how Indigenous Knowledges can guide climate adaptation in profoundly different and powerful ways.
Incorporating an Aboriginal understanding of Country in land and water management
Explore how Aboriginal Caring for Country and Traditional Ecological Knowledge can enhance climate adaptation through sustainable, place-based environmental management.
The 6As of Adaptation for environmental management
Explore the 6As of Adaptation for environmental management supporting climate-adapted land and water management across NSW, from planning and action to monitoring and learning.
Cumberland Plain knowledge infrastructure
These guidelines provide advice on how to source genetically diverse climate-ready seed for 15 common woodland species that are suitable for restoration projects located on the Cumberland Plain, NSW. The report includes a case study establishing a seed production area to illustrate how practical concerns can be addressed in the implementation of the guidelines.
Growing stronger: How new science is restoring the River Red Gum
The Restore and Renew webtool provides simple, science-backed guidance to improve restoration projects across New South Wales. In the Hunter Valley, it is helping to rebuild climate-ready, genetically diverse populations of the River Red Gum.
