The Marine Adaptation Network continues to publish topical Information Sheets written by marine researchers, currently working in the field of adaptation to climate change. The Information Sheets are specific to regions in Australia and are aimed at government bodies, NGO’s, and marine stakeholders including commercial and recreational fisheries, aquaculture, conservation, and tourism.

The Marine Adaptation Network produces a quarterly bulletin entitled the Marine Adaptation Bulletin (MAB) which focuses on marine adaptation to climate change research. The series includes current articles, project updates, international perspectives, conference highlights and more.  Each bulletin focuses on a particular theme relevant to the network, it’s stakeholders and nationwide members.

The Marine Adaptation Network‘s annotated bibliography contains a list of peer-reviewed articles relevant to climate change adaptation for marine biodiversity and resources, including a short summary of the article, key words, and links to the articles online. The annotated bibliography enables the postgraduate and early career researcher, and doctoral candidate access to relevant books and journals. We welcome members’ publications to add to this list, giving you citation opportunities and possible interaction with other researchers. Send your own papers, or a summary of your completed thesis, to us for inclusion in the annotated bibliography.

The Marine Adaptation Network’s discussion forum is a potential tool for members to identify marine researchers and stakeholders who are either like-minded or have complimentary interests and expertise in areas such as coral reefs, phytoplankton, temperate systems, and ocean acidification. VIEW THE GUIDE or REGISTER.