National Adaptation Research Plan - Freshwater Biodiversity

National Adaptation Research Plan for Freshwater Biodiversity

The National Adaptation Research Plan for Freshwater Biodiversity has been completed.

The development of this Plan was led by the following writing team:

  • Dr Bryson Bates (CSIRO Climate Adaptation Flagship, co-chair)
  • Professor Stuart Bunn (Australian Rivers Institute, co-chair)
  • Dr Peter Baker (Department of Environment, Water, Heritage and the Arts)
  • Associate Professor Malcolm Cox (Queensland University of Technology)
  • Angas Hopkins (Department of Climate Change)
  • Dr Bill Humphreys (Western Australian Museum)
  • Professor Sam Lake (Monash University)
  • Professor Garry Willgoose (University of Newcastle)
  • Dr Bill Young (CSIRO Land & Water)

For further information about the development of this Plan, please contact Ida Fellegara on 07 55527235 or nccarf-researchteam@griffith.edu.au.

Adaptation Research Network for Water Resources & Freshwater Biodiversity

Alongside the National Adaptation Research Plan, NCCARF has established an Adaptation Research Network for Water Resources & Freshwater Biodiversity based at Griffith University and convened by Professor Stuar Bunn. Together, these initiatives will address climate change adaptation needs in the arena of water resources and freshwater biodiversity. Please follow this link Adaptation Research Network - Water Resources & Freshwater Biodiversity for further information about this Network.