This collection contains materials produced by the South Coast Climate Change Adaptation Research Partnership (SCARP) Southern Slopes Cluster of the Climate Change Impacts and Adaptation Research Grants Program. The Program aims to improve the capacity of regional Natural Resource Management (NRM) organisations in Australia to plan for climate change.
This program was developed as part of the Australian Government's Regional NRM Planning for Climate Change Fund.
The SCARP consortium was led by University of Tasmania (Tasmanian Institute of Agriculture) in collaboration with partners University of Melbourne, DPI Victoria, Department of Sustainability and Environment Victoria, DPIPWE Tasmania, University of Technology Sydney, and Office of Environment and Heritage NSW.
About the Cluster: The Southern Slopes Cluster covers an area of almost 225,000 km2 across Tasmania, Victoria and New South Wales. It comprises the 9 NRM regions of south-eastern Australia that share a cool maritime climate. These are: Glenelg Hopkins, Corangamite, Port Philip/ Westernport, West Gippsland and East Gippsland (VIC); NRM North, NRM South and Cradle Coast NRM (TAS); and the South East LLS (NSW).