Online event

Wednesday 29 April 2026

12.30pm to 1.30pm

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Discussing how we navigate dynamic environments and reconsider established approaches and assumptions for an uncertain future.

Australia’s forests and woodlands are entering a period of rapid ecological change, driven primarily by the impacts of climate change. The landscape is shifting from one of relative stability to one marked by uncertainty, novel threats, and complex interactions between climate, disturbance, and forest health. This means that forest and land managers must reconsider established approaches and assumptions in the light of new evidence and emerging risks.

Cal Bryant is an ANU-based post-doctoral researcher on the mitigation program of the Save Our Snow-gum ARC Linkage Project, led by Adrienne Nicotra, and partnering with NSW DPIE, NSW NPWS, VIC PARKS, and ACT EPSDD. Cal also convenes the Dieback and Climate-Succession Network - an interdisciplinary, voluntary network of professionals working on research and responses to vegetation dieback and climate-driven vegetation change in Australia.

Read his recently published paper:

https://nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/resource/navigating-forest-dieback-and-climate-succession-practical-guidance-for-forest-managers/

This is an NRM staff-only event .