- Principle 6: User friendly products
Image credits: Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between SEQ Catchments and Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation; Source: SEQ Catchments - Shared learning campus
Image credits: Sea spurge control; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Emma Williams - Principle 4: Audience context & style
Image credits: Graziers undertaking Grazing Best Management Practice at Ma Ma Creek; Source: SEQ Catchments - Principle 3: Co-produce knowledge
Image credits: Caneland and wetland rehabilitation project; Source: SEQ Catchments - Principle 2: Real relationships
Image credits: Cape York NRM’s Peta-Marie Standley discusses methodologies for traditional burning practices at the 2014 Indigenous Fire Workshop held on Taepithiggi Country at Steve Irwin Wildlife Reserve; Source: Cape York NRM; Photographer: Kerry Trapnell - Principle 10: Peer collaboration
Image credits: Black Swans; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchments Council - Principle 1: Culture of equal value
Image credits: Waterwatch King River; Source: North East CMA; Photographer: Alison Skinner - Principle 9: Build credibility
Image cedits: Mary River Catchments, on grazier Dick Barnes property; Source: SEQ Catchments - Principle 8: Shadow spaces
Image credits: River; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray Darling Basin; Photographer: L. Gener - Principle 7: Opportunities to learn
Image credits: Digging Deeper Soil Health Workshop; Source: Terrain NRM - Principle 5: Flexible and responsive
Image credits: Revegetation activities; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchments Council - Pillars of shared learning
Image credits: Margaret River; Source: South West Catchments Council; Photographer: Damien Postma - Principles of shared learning
Image credits: Untitled; Source: Terrain NRM - Introduction to shared learning
Image credits: Florida Field Day; Source: Central West CMA - What to expect
Image credits: River landscape Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin - Actions for practical implementation
Image credits: Lake Magenta, Photographer: Kevin R Thiele - Helping Biodiversity Adapt Data Access Portal
Image credits: Aerial shots over Kakadu National Park, Source: Michelle McAulay, Credit: © Department of the Environment - New principles and approaches
Image credits: Red Tingle (Eucalyptus jacksonii); Photographer: Grant Wardell-Johnson - The Biodiversity Adaptation Toolbox
Image credits: Golden-tailed gecko (Strophurus taenicauda); Photographer: Peter Lowik - Strategic goals to align with new principles
Image credits: Livistonia eastonii; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - Helping Biodiversity Adapt campus
Image credits: Purnululu; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - Planning examples
Image credits: Western Australia woodland; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - Is there a need for assisted dispersal?
Image credits: Numbat (Myrmecobius fasciatus); Photographer: © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media - Will the distribution of vegetation types change?
Image credits: Rainforest trees; Photographer: © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media - Where are potential climate refugia?
Image credits: The Kimberley; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - Where will biodiversity benefit from revegetation?
Image credits: Flame pea; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchment Council - What to expect
Image credits: View from Menglers Hill, Photographer: John Baker, Credit: © Department of the Environment and John Baker - Measures for helping biodiversity adapt
Image credits: Micro bat; Photographer: Peter Lowik - Could novel environments arise?
Image credits: Devonian Reef; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - Synthesis – where will different types of change occur?
Image credits: Aerial of valley; Source: North East CMA; Photographer: Alison Skinner - Could some environments disappear?
Image credits: Gulf Open Road; Photographer: Sarah Connor - Implications for Biodiversity Data Access Portal
Image credits: River landscape; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin - Will the amount of suitable habitat change?
Image credits: Mt Sabine Road; Source: Corangamite CMA; Photographer: Chris Pitfield - How much could biodiversity change?
Image credits: Five-finger flowers; Photographer: Veronica Doerr - How we estimate change in biodiversity
Image credits: Goanna stalking; Photographer: Veronica Doerr - Implications for Biodiversity Campus
Image credits: River landscape; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin - Planning examples
Image credits: Margaret River vegetation; Source: South West Catchments Council; Photographer: Damien Postma - Measures of ecological change
Image credits: Woodstock Cemetery; Photographer: Suzanne Prober - What to expect
Image credits: Fitzroy River: Source: Fitzroy NRM - Frequently Asked Questions
Image credits: Untitled; Source: Terrain NRM - Resources
Image credits: Yellow-spotted monitor (Varanus panoptes); Photographer: © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media - Weeds Data Access Portal
Image credits: Bio control release for Salvation Jane; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin; Photographer: Sandy Cummings - Sample Page
- Examples and case studies
Image credit: Bio control release for Salvation Jane; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray Darling Basin; Photographer: Sandy Cummings - Further information sources
Image credits: Bio control release for Salvation Jane; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin; Photographer: Sandy Cummings - Weed dispersal in a connected future
Image credits: Hymenachne flower; Source: Northern Gulf NRM - Weed adaptation campus
Image credits: Bio control release for Salvation Jane; Source: Natural Resources SA Murray Darling Basin; Photographer: Sandy Cummings - Weed management options
Image credits: Sea spurge control; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Emma Williams - Reflection
Image credits: Boxthorn control; Source: NRM North - Monitoring
Image credits: Surveying lower lakes during drought, Source: Natural Resources SA Murray-Darling Basin; Photograher: Joel Horn - Implementation management
Image credits: Sea spurge control; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Emma Williams - Strategy and prioritisation
Image credits: Gleditsia control, Capertee Valley; Source: Greater Sydney LLS; Photographer: Esther Beaton - Assessment
Image credits: Weed identification in the field; Source: Terrain NRM - Development of a vision and strategy
Image credits: Athel Pine; Source: Mallee CMA - Weed management planning
Athel Pine, Source: Mallee CMA - Weeds and novel ecosystems
Image credits: Giant sensitive tree flower; Source: Northern Gulf NRM - The changing biosecurity threat
Image credits: Rubbervine; Source: Burnett-Mary Regional Group - Modelling geographic distributions
Image credits: Boneseed; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Emma Williams - Main drivers for climate change impacts
Image credits: Parthenium; Source: Burnett-Mary Regional Group; Photographer: Lalith Gunasekera - Framework for a weed management plan
Image credits: Dolichos in the Porongurup Range, WA; Source: South Coast NRM; Photographer: Matthew Kennewell - Weeds under Climate Change
Image credits: Rubber vine; Source: Burnett-Mary Regional Group - What to expect
Image credits: Broom; Source: NRM South - Thank you
Image Credits: Winter budgies; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchment Council - Who We Are
Image credits: Eremaea and native bee; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchment Council - Home
Image Credits: Adaptation Planning: Australian landscape image by leagun Chilean Grass; Weeds: Cat’s claw flowers, Source: BMRG, Photographer: Lalith Gunasekera; Biodiversity Impacts: Lake Johnston by Suzanne Prober; Biodiversity Adaptation: Common tree snake (Dendrelaphis punculatus), by Peter Lowik; Shared Learning: Exeter; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Rob Burnett Images - Reflection
Image credits: Untitled; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchment Council - Monitoring
Image credits: Flame pea; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchments Council - Implementation Planning & Action
Image credits: Pigweed; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchments Council - Strategic Planning
Image credits: Chapman River; Source: Northern Agricultural Catchments Council; Photographer: G. Gibbons - Assessment
Image credits: Revegetation, aerial view, Northern Agricultural Catchments Council - General components of planning
Image credits: Waterwatch King River; Source: North East CMA; Photographer: Alison Skinner; - Adaptation Campus
Image credits: Leschenault Estuary; Source: South West Catchments Council; Photographer: Damien Postma - The NRM Adaptation Checklist
- Applying an adaptation lens
Image Credits: Aerial shots over Kakadu National Park, Photographer: Michelle McAulay, Credit: © Department of the Environment - What to Expect
Image credits: Kenilworth; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Rob Burnett Images - Shared Learning
Image credits: Exeter; Source: NRM North; Photographer: Rob Burnett Images - Helping Biodiversity Adapt
Image credits: Common tree snake (Dendrelaphis punculatus), by Peter Lowik; What to expect: Frilled dragon (Chlamydosaurus kingii), by © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media; New principles and approaches: Five finger flowers, by Veronica Doerr; The Biodiversity Adaptation Toolbox: Rough frog (Cyclorana verrucosa), by Peter Lowik; Measures to help biodiversity adapt: Quokka (Setonix brachyurus), by © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media; Planning examples: Christopher Lifu shows yam seeds, Captain Billy’s Landing, 2014, by Lyndal Scobell, Credit Cape York NRM; Adaptation of Biodiversity Campus: Mary River turtle (Elusor macrurus), by © Stewart Macdonald / Ug Media) - Implications for Biodiversity
Image Credits: Lake Johnston by Suzanne Prober; What to expect: Flowers, Source: NRM North; How do we estimate change in Biodiversity: Black-headed python, by Steven Mallett; Measures of ecological change: Yellow-footed Rock Wallaby, by Steven Mallett; Planning examples: Eggs and bacon flowers, by Veronica Doerr; Biodiversity implications campus: Scarlet-sided Pobblebonk, by Steven Mallett - Weeds and Climate Change
Image credit: Cat’s claw flowers; Source: BMRG; Photographer: Lalith Gunasekera - Adaptation Planning
Image Credit: Sky Tier, by Rob Burnett Images for NRM North; Kenilworth, by Rob Burnett Images for NRM North; Farming near Casterton, by Richard Murphy, Glenelg Hopkins CMA; Waterwatch, King River, NECMA; S2S Monitoring partnership, by Esther Beaton - About AdaptNRM
Image Credits: Macquarie Turtles, by Steven Mallett; Echidna, by Veronica Doerr; Winter budgies, Source: NACC; Central Netted Dragon, Photographer: P Stevens , NACC