NCCARF Adaptation Networks

NCCARF Adaptation Networks NCCARF’s Adaptation Research Networks are a community of researchers and practitioners working together to progress climate change adaptation knowledge.

There are four adaptation networks;
1. Natural ecosystems;
2. Social, economic & institutional dimensions, 3. Settlements and infrastructure and 4. Vulnerable communities. The networks aim to communicate and connect with researchers and research users in government, sectors and communities with a view to building and maintaining the capacity to adapt to a changing climate. The Adaptation Network

s have joined forces on Facebook developing a combined page to help communicate climate change research..

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Griffith University
Gold Coast, QLD
4222

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The goal of Australia's National Climate Change Adaptation Research Facility (NCCARF) is to support national capacity development and deliver guidance that helps local decision-makers manage climate risks. NCCARF has established four adaptation networks under a three year program (2014-17) to continue their national focus, building capacity in government, sectors and communities to adapt to a changing climate. To register for any of the networks please visit https://www.nccarf.edu.au/content/adaptation-networks All interested stakeholders are invited to participate, including researchers, government agencies, local/regional conservation groups, NGOs and NRM groups. More information: www.nccarf.edu.au Contacts: Natural Ecosystems Network Nadiah Roslan [email protected] Social, Economic & Institutional Dimensions Network Sarah Connor [email protected] Vulnerable Communities Network Scott Hanson-Easey [email protected] Settlements & Infrastructure (ACCARNSI) Tamara Rouse [email protected]

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