This collection contains materials produced by the Wet Tropics 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 consortium was led by James Cook University, in collaboration with partner organisation CSIRO.
About the Cluster: The Wet Tropics NRM Cluster includes four NRM regions across north-eastern Queensland: Torres Strait, Cape York, Wet Tropics and Mackay-Whitsunday. It excludes areas of dry topics around Townsville. The Wet Tropics NRM region includes low-lying coastal areas, inland plains and subcoastal ranges and contains globally significant savannas, the vast majority of Australia’s tropical rainforests, wetlands and low lying tropical islands. The Cluster region contains the Wet Tropics and Great Barrier Reef World Heritage Areas, as well as a high proportion of the Great Barrier Reef catchment.