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The NSW Government hosts three events for Climate Action Week Sydney in March 2025

As a key partner in a number of national initiatives, the NSW Government supports a strong climate science community of practice among the states and territories, universities and with federal bodies such as the Bureau of Meteorology and CSIRO. 

Climate change is driving more frequent and intense heatwaves in NSW, posing risks to health, infrastructure, and the environment. The Greater Sydney Heat Smart City Plan aims to enhance heat resilience through collaborative efforts and adaptive strategies, ensuring a safer, cooler future for Sydney.

AdaptNSW Forum 2024 was held 29 - 30 Oct 2024 at Roundhouse, UNSW

The NSW Government is acting now to adapt to climate change. Acting now will help reduce climate change impacts and risks, help protect what we value and create the knowledge, skills, resources and processes needed for further adaptation. 

The NSW Government has released the state’s first adaptation action plan. This whole-of-government plan focuses on addressing known climate change impacts and risks, enabling adaptation to prevent avoidable loss and damage, and building the foundation for future action. 

The NSW Government is responding to climate change by helping businesses, households, communities and councils to adapt to climate change and reduce emissions.

The Global Nature Positive Summit 2024

Find out how climate change is expected to impact your region of NSW through changes in temperature, bushfire risk and rainfall patterns.

The NARCliM project produces an extensive climate dataset, which includes post-processed and bias corrected data which is quality checked.