The NSW Climate Change Adaptation Strategy provides a framework that will strengthen and expand action to adapt to climate change now and over the long term.
Healthy soil is the bedrock of our ecosystem. Droughts, bushfires, dust storms, intense land use and loss of vegetation have eroded our soil faster than it can be naturally replenished. But Farming for Change is helping farmers to protect and improve the profitability of this precious resource.
Language is no barrier to acting on climate change. Learn how our Sydney’s migrant and refugee communities are building their knowledge on the practical steps they can take to be better prepared for the impacts of climate change.
Find out how Sapphire Coast residents are overcoming the impacts of bushfire to help others prepare for and adapt to climate change and natural disasters.
Find out how the Dharriwaa Elders Group has been working to develop community-led solutions to climate issues faced in Walgett.
Land Studio offers a new creative model of land stewardship that brings together urban and rural citizens to regenerate degraded land, create a more sustainable food system and adapt to climate change.
The latest IPCC report assesses global progress in climate change mitigation and highlights the sources of global emissions to help countries and states, including NSW, to identify the best opportunities to reduce emissions.
Following years of drought, Jerry Bailey Oval was desolate and filled with dead trees when a visionary band of local Lions Club volunteers decided to act, turning brown to green.
By reducing the potential for out-of-control fires, cultural burning can prevent danger to people, land, native wildlife and property, and build greater confidence in caring for Country.
Is there one solution that improves health and climate resilience, builds community connections and values Indigenous knowledge? This was the question that the Armidale Climate Health Project set out to answer.
