about this site

Gabi Mocatta played a key role in the design and content of this site.

Dr. Mocatta's contributions helped shape the website in a way that seeks to effectively communicate the work of Climate Futures, and its role in assisting a range of stakeholders with planning and adaptation initiatives.

Simon, professionally known as Funktacula Fotography, is an exceptionally talented photographer renowned for his captivating images of landscapes, flora, and fauna. His photographs play a vital role in conveying the core mission of our website. Through his lens, Simon captures the beauty and intricacies of the natural world, igniting a deep appreciation for the environment and the urgent need for its preservation. The website is enriched with Simon's stunning visuals, strategically placed to evoke emotions, inspire awe, and foster a sense of connection with nature. Each photograph serves as a powerful visual narrative, reinforcing this website's mission to raise awareness about the importance of environmental conservation and sustainability. Simon's artistry invites visitors to immerse themselves in the enchanting beauty of the natural world and motivates them to become active participants in protecting our planet for future generations.

John Anderson is a diligent and dedicated website developer who has been instrumental in the development of the Climate Futures website. With a strong interest in environmental and scientific themes, John has skillfully transformed the project's vision into a user-friendly and visually appealing online platform. Through meticulous attention to detail and technical proficiency, John has ensured that the website is both visually engaging and highly functional, providing visitors with a seamless browsing experience. His commitment to incorporating innovative design elements and optimizing the website's performance has greatly enhanced the overall user experience. John's expertise and passion for environmental and scientific subjects have played a crucial role in bringing the website to life, helping Climate Futures effectively communicate climate science and foster engagement.

We acknowledge and pay our deep respects to the traditional custodians of all the unceded lands, skies and waterways on which we live and work and through which we travel.