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Climate researchers warn of ecosystem collapse

Gabi Mocatta July 5, 2018 No Comments

Climate Futures researcher Dr Bec Harris was lead author on a journal article in Nature Climate Change, and also co-authored an allied article on some of the authors’ research in [...]

Dr Rebecca Harris awarded Humboldt Fellowship

Gabi Mocatta November 1, 2016 No Comments

Dr Bec Harris has been awarded a prestigious Humboldt Postdoctoral Research Fellowship to work with Prof Klaus Henle at the Department of Conservation Biology, Centre for Environmental Research, UFZ, in [...]

Comprehensive natural disaster risk assessment for Tasmania

Gabi Mocatta July 1, 2016 No Comments

A collaboration between the University of Tasmania, RMIT University and the ACE CRC’s Climate Futures group has produced Tasmania’s most comprehensive natural disaster risk assessment, providing emergency services with key information to [...]

Fire risk in Tasmania’s World Heritage Area

Gabi Mocatta June 1, 2016 No Comments

The Tasmanian Government recently announced the launch of the Tasmanian Wilderness World Heritage Area Bushfire and Climate Change Research Project to examine how the state’s fire fighting techniques can be strengthened. [...]

Bushfire danger set to increase

Gabi Mocatta October 1, 2015 No Comments

Tasmania can expect roughly double the fire danger, over twice the area of land, by the end of the century, according to a new report by the ACE CRC’s Climate [...]

ACE CRC team wins national award

Gabi Mocatta December 6, 2012 No Comments

A team of researchers from the Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems CRC in Hobart has won a national award for work that projects the local impacts of climate change throughout Tasmania [...]

Climate research put to work

Gabi Mocatta May 31, 2011 No Comments

The results of fine-scale climate modelling by scientists from the Antarctic Climate and Ecosystems Cooperative Research Centre are now being put to use by Tasmanian farmers, businesses and the state [...]

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