Knowing what to do in a fire, storm or flood can save lives. Learn how emerging communities in the Illawarra are now better prepared for a natural emergency.
Learn how Moodji Farm brings intergenerational collaboration to address climate change, support Indigenous heritage and build social resilience in the Bermagui community.
Find out how the Dharriwaa Elders Group has been working to develop community-led solutions to climate issues faced in Walgett.
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.
“Learn, prevent, prepare” were the three actions the Hawkesbury Resilience Project aimed to inspire in local community residents to help them thrive in our changing climate.
A series of climate stresses has prompted many people in the New England and north of New South Wales to rethink farming practices, and Landcare has stepped up to show how more resilient and productive rural landscapes, economies and communities are possible.
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.
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.
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.
