Climate

Most discussions of climate action focus on energy, industry and transport.

Did you know that over the last few years 19,000 hectares of revegetation has occurred in the Wheatbelt as part of the carbon economy?

Ever wondered why salt lakes in the wheatbelt, when viewed from the air, seem to line up like a beaded chain, all oriented in the same direction?

Five women from the WA Wheatbelt have returned home after spending a week investigating how Victorian farming families survived drought.

The Bushfire and Natural Hazards CRC have released the Southern Australia Seasonal Bushfire Outlook for 2018.

Following a dry start to winter in the wheatbelt, the recent rainfall has made a big difference to the amount of water available in the soil profile.

On 27 April 2018 the Meeting of Commonwealth, state and territory environment ministers endorsed a strategy to deliver a common national approach to environmental-economic accounting in Australia.

We probably don't need to tell you that it's been a wet couple of weeks here in the Wheatbelt!

If someone asked you if it’s normal to get summer rain in the Wheatbelt, how would you respond?

A recent workshop held at the Pawsey Supercomputing Centre in Perth for academics and industry experts revealed an amazing new resource for simplifying the process of biodiversity-climate change modelling.