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Understand how climate change impacts ecosystem restoration in NSW and the actions needed to improve resilience and support long‑term biodiversity recovery.

Buildings shape energy demand, industrial emissions and the resilience of our cities. Rethinking the built environment may be one of Australia’s most powerful climate opportunities, the AdaptNSW Forum 2025 audience heard.

What if climate action was embedded in pop culture? At AdaptNSW Forum 2025, communicators examined how brand, humour and storytelling could make climate action more visible.

What does it mean to take risk to reduce risk? At AdaptNSW Forum 2025, we explored how cultural knowledge, policy innovation and trust can strengthen climate adaptation.

Adapting locally starts globally. Satellites, weather stations and ocean sensors feed the models governments rely on to plan for floods, heat and climate risk.

Climate system modelling uses computer simulations to help us understand our climate and how it might respond to changes.

At the AdaptNSW Forum 2025, Indigenous leaders and cultural scientists explored how climate adaptation can draw on multiple ways of knowing, thinking, feeling and doing – inviting a deeper question about our responsibilities to Country and future generations.

Climate change poses risks to ecosystem restoration efforts. Identifying and planning for these risks will promote long-term restoration outcomes and help NSW ecosystems and species adapt to a changing climate. 

Learn how to integrate climate adaptation into conservation to help maintain the values of NSW native species and ecosystems into the future. 

Learn how to integrate climate adaptation into estuary management to help build the resilience of NSW estuaries.