Australia’s seafood and aquaculture sectors are strongest when we learn from one another. This events calendar brings together workshops, webinars, conferences and community gatherings from organisations across the country, not just Sea Change Australia.
Each event is an opportunity to learn from others, contribute your experience, and strengthen the collective response to climate-driven change across Australia’s fisheries and aquaculture sectors.
Whether you work on the water, in policy, in research, or simply care about the future of our oceans, you’re invited to explore what’s on and get involved. By participating, you’re helping grow a more informed, connected and climate-resilient seafood community.
Fishermen and their representatives have been working through the Fishery Friendly Climate Action Campaign in partnership with the Responsible Offshore Development Alliance (RODA) and three regional coastal/ocean acidification networks to define core principles of “fishery sensitive” marine carbon dioxide removal (mCDR). In this webinar, we will describe a set of 17 fishing industry roundtables that […]
Access to high resolution climate data across Australia has transformed how we understand the risks ahead. Yet as researchers work with increasing levels of detail in the data, they're discovering important knowledge gaps; signals that suggest our current projections may not be capturing the full spectrum of possible futures. Understanding other plausible futures matters. Preparing […]
When: Thursday 23 April 2026 Time: 12pm AEST Register here > Access to high resolution climate data across Australia has transformed how we understand the risks ahead. Yet as researchers work with increasing levels of detail in the data, they’re discovering important knowledge gaps; signals that suggest our current projections may not be capturing the full spectrum of possible futures. Understanding other plausible futures matters. Preparing Australia for climate […]
Exploring the FishSCORE2030 Ocean Decade Programme with Kathy Mills, 28 April 2026 The Decade Collaborative Centre for Coastal Resilience, together with its Partner Alliance Network, continues its Coastal Resilience Talks series with an upcoming webinar featuring Dr. Katherine (Kathy) Mills (Gulf of Maine Research Institute), focusing on climate resilience in marine fisheries. The webinar will take […]
Join the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) for a discussion on the future of Tasmania's crowded ocean. The future of Tasmania's crowded ocean Presented by the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering, Australian Academy of Science and the Royal Society of Tasmania, this event will bring together leading scientific experts to explore the rapid changes […]
Presentation: Integrating Climate Change into Fisheries Management: A Risk-Based Approach Climate change is reshaping Australia’s marine ecosystems, posing significant challenges for fisheries management. To ensure the long term sustainability of Commonwealth fisheries, AFMA has developed a Climate Risk Framework using a risk based approach to assess climate-related risks and guide decision-making. This presentation will examine […]
Join us for the final briefing for this 2025/26 series, which will recap the summer, consider preparation for next summer given an increasing likelihood of an El Nino developing in the coming months, and describe new Western Australian resources for MHW preparation and responses. Microsoft Teams meeting Join: https://teams.microsoft.com/meet/45909746466677?p=F9mN1oeLIkRMlWGJhs Meeting ID: 459 097 464 666 77 […]
Cathy is an experienced company director with an extensive career in business, agricultural research, development, extension and politics. As a graduate of the Australian Rural Leadership Program, Cathy committed to the vision of a “prosperous caring rural Australia alive with opportunities for everyone”. As chair of Agrifutures Australia, the premier national research and development organisation, […]
Hear from Matt Weaver, Head of Climate Risk & Resilience at Howden Australia, on how aquaculture businesses can manage exposure to natural hazards and unlock investment in adaptation through insurance solutions that align with resilience strategies. Microsoft Teams Join the meeting Meeting ID: 457 474 492 910 62 Passcode: fJ3vT72Z
As climate impacts intensify, understanding physical climate risk - the direct effects of physical hazards on assets, infrastructure and operations - has become increasingly important for organisations to understand and respond to. You are invited to a live webinar exploring current approaches to assessing physical climate risk, which has become essential for meeting regulatory expectations […]