Lorena Falconi

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Research worker, Terrestrial Ecosystems and Climate Change, James Cook University

The white-lipped tree frog, one of the species threatened by warming. Stephen Williams

May 28, 2015

Stephen Williams, James Cook University; Brett Scheffers, University of Florida, and Lorena Falconi, James Cook University

Climate change is one of the biggest threats to the world’s wildlife, but recent projects provide hope that we’ll be able to help species adapt.

The mountain rainforests of Australia’s Wet Tropics are extremely vulnerable to climate change. kara brugman/Flickr

April 30, 2015

Stephen Williams, James Cook University and Lorena Falconi, James Cook University

A new paper shows 1 in 6 species could be extinct due to climate change, and Australia will be particularly hard hit.