How the ‘Big Dry’ is threatening Western Australia’s ecosystems

In the face of the South West’s ‘Big Dry,’ experts reveal alarming trends of declining rainfall and rising temperatures. From caves that tell climate stories through stalagmites to the devastating impacts on iconic forests and wildlife, it’s clear that urgent climate action is needed to protect Western Australia’s ecosystems and beyond.

Stalagmites: time machines for tracking climate change

Dr. Pauline Treble on screen alongside the speaking panel on stage.

Unprecedented heat: the growing threat of fire

Dr. Joe Fontaine introducing his research on the effects of global warming on tree canopy die-off.

Wildlife at risk: the ongoing impact of drought

A clear call to climate action

Nature Conservation Margaret River event on “The Big Dry”.