2024 North Australia Savanna Fire Forum
Tammy Hunter
Indigenous Engagement Lead
Your location. Your commodity. Your climate.
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Cast your mind forward to 2050.
How will the changing climate impact Caring for Country ?
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Climate services for agriculture
'MapView' Explorer'
Direct API Access
CSA Data and Insights
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General: Climate factors average maximum temperature
Example
Commodity: General
Location: Darwin
Climate factor: Average maximum temperature
Historical time period 1963–1992, 1993–2022
Future time period: 2030, 2050, 2070
Emission scenario: RCP4.5
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Other climate factors
Rainfall
Temperature
Water
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Future climate overview Darwin
What to expect from climate at Darwin by the 2050s
Click 'explore detail' on each climate factor to view detailed past and future climate information, including the range in potential future climates.
Actual changes may vary from the projections shown below.
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Indigenous engagement
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Indigenous engagement started in 2022
Region: Northern Australia Tropical Savanna Woodlands region
We have been engaging with a wide range of Indigenous land management activities. This includes engaging with Indigenous community commercial organisations involved in:
"This platform will be great for our future plan 40 years ahead" General Manager – Tiwi Island Plantation
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Key themes �
We have engaged with over 80 Indigenous organisations, including agriculture, the bushfood industries and land managers.
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Engagement insights – what we've heard
'What does this mean for our turtles, the sand temperature determines the gender of the turtles'
'This will mean we have to change the way we are caring for country due to climate change'
'Our billabongs are drying out – this has links to our bushfood and cultural activities'
'When a particular plant flowers, we know the salmon are in season for hunting. That plant is now flowering earlier due to climate change'
'Our cultural burns are starting earlier every year due to weather changing'
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Pilot Project Indigenous Knowledge Seasonal Calendar
Rainfall April 1910-1965
Max temperature 1910-1965
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Pilot Project: 100 Year Historical Climate Date
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Map View Satellite Imaging with training and development
Max heat 2036 - 2045
Rain fall 2036 - 2045
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Pilot project: Bush Tomato rain and frost projections�
Rainfall
Frost
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We have now time travelled
to 2050.
What are the climate impacts Caring for Country –� Land Management?
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Contact Details
Tammy Hunter
Indigenous Engagement Lead
Climate Services for Agriculture, Water and Climate
Bureau of Meteorology
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Thank you
My Climate View is a collaboration between Australia's �national science agency CSIRO and the Bureau of Meteorology.
It was developed as part of the Climate Services for Agriculture program, �which received funding from the Australian Government's Future Drought Fund.
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