An empowered Oceania working together
Climates is a non-profit organisation that is building a network of volunteers, supporters, communities and businesses across Australia and Pacific Island countries in response to climate change.
Recent initiatives
- Tropical Cyclone Harold Fundraiser
In June 2020 Climates raised over $3,000 to help rebuild a Women’s Centre on Pentecost Island, Vanuatu, thatContinue reading “Tropical Cyclone Harold Fundraiser” - 350 Pacific Grant
In June 2020, Climates provided funding to 350 Pacific to support participants of their climate leadership fellowship PacificContinue reading “350 Pacific Grant” - Breaking News Updates
Climates provides a feed of the latest news on climate change issues across Oceania. From breaking news, toContinue reading “Breaking News Updates”
Latest stories
- Rarangaa taai aika ana roko – weave the days to come
Arti Chetty | Pacific Climate Warriors | July 2020 We are Pacific Climate Warriors (PCW), Kulin Nation based in Melbourne, Australia. PCW are active in 18 Pacific Island nations and also in diaspora communities in Australia, New Zealand and the United States. We work closely with 350.org Pacific to fight for climate justice for our Pacific communities, for our lands and waters: for our homes. Our oceansContinue reading “Rarangaa taai aika ana roko – weave the days to come”
Climates AU Limited
ABN 92 609 165 102
PO Box 100, East Melbourne, VIC 8002, Australia
info@climates.org.au
Photos by Jeff Tan Photography, Geoff Bartlett Photography and Dr. Christopher Batlet
Climates proudly acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and their rich culture, and pays respect to their Elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people as Australia’s first peoples and as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and water on which we rely.
We recognise and respect that Traditional Owners have cultural, spiritual, and economic connections to land, water, and resources through their cultural heritage and relationship with Country. We also recognise the ongoing contribution to climate change action and sustainability that first peoples in Australia and around the world have made in managing land and water over thousands of generations.
