Sea Change Australia brings together fishers, aquaculture producers, industry, managers, and researchers to facilitate knowledge exchange and co-develop climate-resilient options for strong and healthy fisheries and aquaculture sectors in Australia.

Climate change poses a growing threat to fisheries and aquaculture in Australia. Fisheries and aquaculture stakeholders across Australia need relevant climate information tailored to their changing needs. They also need ways to share how they are currently dealing with climate change and how they could improve their responses.

The Sea Change Australia project works with Australian fisheries and aquaculture sectors to develop ways to prepare for and respond to climate change impacts.

We’ll create a nationwide two-way knowledge exchange between researchers and sector stakeholders. Our main goals are to understand how sectors are already adapting to climate change, identify what’s stopping further adaptation, and co-develop practical, sector-specific options for climate resilience.

This initiative is endorsed by the UN Decade of Ocean Science for Sustainable Development under the FishSCORE2030 Program. 

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