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SUMMARY:Exploring the edges: What our research is revealing about uncharted climate futures
DESCRIPTION: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 risk means looking beyond the conventional outlooks and asking: what might we be missing? \nIn this upcoming webinar\, NESP Climate Systems Hub researchers will unpack what we know with confidence\, where uncertainties remain\, and why a range of possible futures should be considered. Participants will hear how scientists are exploring climate futures outside the currently modelled range\, and how this work is helping decision-makers think more broadly and plan more robustly. \nOur speakers will take a deeper dive into two critical emerging themes. First\, they’ll examine how real world observations of Pacific Ocean warming differ from modelled projections and what those differences may mean for Australia’s future climate. Second\, they’ll explore what current research tells us about global temperature overshoot scenarios and the implications for risk assessment and resilience planning. Together\, these perspectives offer a clearer\, more nuanced picture of the challenges we need to be ready for. \nJoin us for this important conversation and equip yourself with the latest thinking on Australia’s future climate.
URL:https://seachangeaustralia.org/event/exploring-the-edges-what-our-research-is-revealing-about-uncharted-climate-futures/
LOCATION:New South Wales
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SUMMARY:WEBINAR Exploring the edges: What our research is revealing about uncharted climate futures
DESCRIPTION:When: Thursday 23 April 2026\nTime: 12pm AEST\nRegister here > \nAccess 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 risk means looking beyond the conventional outlooks and asking: what might we be missing? \nIn this upcoming webinar\, Hub researchers will unpack what we know with confidence\, where uncertainties remain\, and why a range of possible futures should be considered. Participants will hear how scientists are exploring climate futures outside the currently modelled range\, and how this work is helping decision-makers think more broadly and plan more robustly. \nOur speakers will take a deeper dive into two critical emerging themes. First\, they’ll examine how real world observations of Pacific Ocean warming differ from modelled projections and what those differences may mean for Australia’s future climate. Second\, they’ll explore what current research tells us about global temperature overshoot scenarios and the implications for risk assessment and resilience planning. Together\, these perspectives offer a clearer\, more nuanced picture of the challenges we need to be ready for. \nJoin us for this important conversation and equip yourself with the latest thinking on Australia’s future climate. Register now to secure your place >
URL:https://seachangeaustralia.org/event/webinar-exploring-the-edges-what-our-research-is-revealing-about-uncharted-climate-futures/
LOCATION:New South Wales
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SUMMARY:Coastal Resilience Talks: Advancing resilient marine fisheries in a changing ocean
DESCRIPTION:Exploring the FishSCORE2030 Ocean Decade Programme with Kathy Mills\, 28 April 2026 \n\n\nThe 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. \nThe webinar will take place on 28 April 2026 and is part of the DCC-CR’s ongoing efforts to promote knowledge exchange and dialogue on coastal and marine resilience within the framework of the UN Ocean Decade. \nThe session will present the FishSCORE2030 Ocean Decade Programme (Fisheries Strategies for a Changing Ocean and Resilient Ecosystems by 2030)\, a global initiative aimed at supporting the resilience of marine fisheries in the face of climate change. \nFishSCORE2030 is one of the Decade Actions affiliated with the DCC-CR\, bringing together programmes and projects that contribute to the Ocean Decade and are aligned with shared challenges and objectives. Through this network\, the DCC-CR fosters collaboration and exchange among initiatives addressing coastal resilience. \nThe programme works to develop integrated assessment and modelling frameworks that combine ecological\, social\, cultural\, economic\, and governance dimensions of fisheries systems. By drawing on evidence and experiences from diverse contexts worldwide\, it aims to identify vulnerabilities and support actionable adaptation strategies. \nIn particular\, FishSCORE2030 seeks to: \n\nbuild a global network to facilitate knowledge exchange and learning\ndevelop tools to assess climate impacts\, vulnerabilities\, and adaptive capacity\napply and refine these approaches across real-world fishery systems\ncontribute to advancing healthy ecosystems\, resilient fisheries\, and equitable outcomes\n\nThe webinar will provide insights into how science-based approaches and international collaboration can support fisheries facing increasing climate pressures\, highlighting both methodological developments and practical applications. \nWebinar’s Abstract\nClimate change is causing direct\, indirect\, and cascading impacts on marine fisheries. FishSCORE2030 (Fisheries Strategies for a Changing Ocean and Resilient Ecosystems by 2030)\, a UN Ocean Decade endorsed program\, facilitates a global network to co-develop knowledge\, information and approaches to sustain resilient marine fisheries in changing oceans. \nAbout the Speaker\nDr. Katherine Mills is a Senior Scientist at the Gulf of Maine Research Institute. Her research seeks to understand fisheries as coupled social-ecological systems\, integrating physical\, biological\, social and economic information to support the resilience of marine fisheries. \n\n\n\n\n\n\nREGISTER TO THE EVENT\n\n\n\n\nLink to Zoom Event
URL:https://seachangeaustralia.org/event/coastal-resilience-talks-advancing-resilient-marine-fisheries-in-a-changing-ocean/
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SUMMARY:The future of Tasmania’s crowded ocean
DESCRIPTION:Join the Australian Academy of Technological Sciences and Engineering (ATSE) for a discussion on the future of Tasmania’s crowded ocean. \nThe future of Tasmania’s crowded ocean\nPresented 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 occurring in Tasmania’s marine environment and the implications for fisheries\, aquaculture\, coastal communities and the state’s economy. \nTasmania’s waters are warming faster then almost anywhere else in the Southern Hemisphere\, driving significant ecological and economic changes. Through expert presentations and discussion\, this event will examine the shifting marine ecosystem\, the increasing prevalence of harmful algal blooms and how science-based tools can help governments\, industries and communities prepare for the future. \nThe program will feature insights from: \n\nDr Alistar Hobday FTSE on the changing climate and changing activities around Tasmania.\nProfessor Gustaaf Hallegraeff FTSE on Harmful Algal Blooms – what are they and why do they seem to be on the rise?\nDr Beth Fulton FTSE FAA on what the future may look like for Tasmanian waters and how can science-based tools can help us prepare for it.
URL:https://seachangeaustralia.org/event/the-future-of-tasmanias-crowded-ocean/
LOCATION:Sir Stanley Burbury Theatre\, University of Tasmania\, Sandy Bay\, Tasmaia\, 7005\, Australia
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SUMMARY:FishSCORE Webinar - Integrating Climate Change into Fisheries Management: A Risk-Based Approach
DESCRIPTION:Presentation: Integrating Climate Change into Fisheries Management: A Risk-Based Approach\nClimate 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 the impacts of climate change on Commonwealth fisheries\, highlighting the urgent need for adaptive management approaches. It will explore the development and implementation of the Climate Risk Framework\, including its design to integrate with existing management processes\, as well as key case studies and lessons learned. Finally\, the presentation will highlight the importance of scientists\, managers\, and industry working together to support climate-resilient fisheries into the future. \nWebinar Presenter: Natalie Couchman\, Australian Fisheries Management Authority\, is a fisheries manager with more than 15 years of experience in fisheries regulation\, policy development\, and program implementation. She has worked across a wide range of Commonwealth fisheries\, applying her regulatory expertise to complex management challenges. Most recently\, she has focused on delivering strategies that enable adaptive fisheries management in a changing climate. \nDate and time: April 30\, 2026 at 9:00 am US Eastern Time (UTC-5) \nRegister here
URL:https://seachangeaustralia.org/event/fishscore-webinar-integrating-climate-change-into-fisheries-management-a-risk-based-approach/
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