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Understand adaptation

Basics ofclimate and coasts

Assess risks and impacts

Undertake adaptation

Connect with the adaptation community

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Why and how should we adapt

What is adaptation?
The case for adaptation
Just and fair adaptation

What helps or hinders adaptation

Barriers and limits
Collaborate and partner to adapt
Communicating climate change
Misinformation and disinformation

Coastal adaptation governance

Responsibilities for coastal adaptation
ALGA provides national support

Adaptation approaches

Adaptation approaches for coastal risk
Blue carbon and coastal restoration

Understanding climate change

Explaining causes of climate change
Climate tipping points
Complex, cascading, compounding
Looking beyond 2100
Explaining sea level rise

Understanding climate

Australia's climate drivers
Identifying climate trends
Tropical Cyclones, East Coast Lows
Long term past climate

Understanding coasts

Explaining coast and climate dynamics
Explaining waves and water levels
Explaining coastal sediments
Explaining rocky shores
Explaining ICOLLs
Explaining groundwater

Climate and coastal data and tools

Climate portals provide diverse data
Risk assessment tools

Understanding risk assessment

Understand risk assessment concepts
Three levels of risk assessment
Quick guide to hazard mapping
Modelling tools for local scale risk
Data for a risk assessment
How to: first pass risk assessment
How to; second pass risk assessment
How to: third pass risk assessment

Understanding impacts on coasts

Overview of impacts at the coast
Impacts on sediments

Impacts on key coastal entities

Shellfish as a coastal multi-tool
Shorebirds as coastal canaries
Culturally significant entities
Seagrasses and mangroves as hotspots

Using decision support - C-CADS

Get your bearings on C-CADS

Taking action on adaptation

What's the least I can do
What if I do nothing
Practitioner insight from a council

Economics of adaptation

Economics of coastal adaptation

Engaging the community

Engaging with community
Volunteers: who, where and why
Citizen science for conservation
Be a good coastal neighbour
Art prompts new conversations
Serious games from learning to action
Revisit the past, vision the future

Coastal community societies and networks

Community organisations play a pivotal role in the supporting the coastal zone— some for decades—through their capacity to mobilize local resources, knowledge, and networks. Here is a non-exhaustive list.

Australian Marine Conservation Society Australian Coastal Society Coastcare OzFish Unlimited Positive Change for Marine Life Western Australia’s Coastal and Marine Community Network

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