Australian Meteorology and Oceanographic Society (AMOS) in conjunction with Australasian Wind Engineering Society (AWES) & Meteorological Society of New Zealand.

This workshop aims to bring together the Australian climate change science community to devise a more collaborative national approach.

Climate Change and Tasmania – Our Place in the Global Solution

What are the climate change issues that face Tasmania and the planet?

How will Tasmanians deal with the challenge?

On Friday 12 December, the University of Sydney will hold the Climate Change Monitoring Symposium to help shed light on the current state of our environment under climate change and evidence of intervention efficacy.

A short course by Professor Jay McCreary from the International Pacific Research Centre, School of Ocean and Earth Science and Technology, University of Hawaii.

Main themes of the conference include Biogeography & Phylogeography, Biodiversity & Community Ecology, Population Biology & Ecology and Conservation, Sustainability & Management.

Securing Coral Reef Futures - linking ecosystems, societies and economies

Abstract Deadline: Friday 1 May 2009

Discover the secrets of world class SA marine and freshwater research at this free family event.

Managing Biodiversity in a Time of Global Change

Training at sea will include a wide range of experiences including introductions to biological and physical oceanography, biodiversity, seafloor mapping and remote sensing.

Climate Change Adaptation Futures: preparing for the unavoidable impacts of climate change