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Figure 01 Australia’s rainfall anomaly in 2019–20 and the trend in the national level of water storage since 2010

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Figure 02 Timeline of major events affecting air quality since 2016

km/h = kilometre per hour; m² ⁼ square metre

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Figure 03 Maximum PM_2.5 (fine particulate) concentration in capital cities, 1999–2019

μg/m³ = microgram per cubic metre; NEPM = National Environment Protection Measure

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Figure 04 New sea ice forming near Casey Station in Antarctica

Photo: Alison McMorrow; © Australian Government Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment

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Figure 05 Coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef

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Figure 06 Number of threatened species subject to one or more threats

Source: Kearney et al. (2018a)

Reproduced with permission from Cambridge University Press

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Figure 07 Threatened Species Index plant populations (1995–2017), mammal populations (1995–2017) and bird populations (1985–2017)

Note: The Australian Government’s NESP Threatened Species Index is based on data from multiple monitoring programs of population trends.

Source: National Environmental Science Program (NESP) Threatened Species Recovery Hub

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Figure 08 Threatened fauna, from left to right: thick-billed grasswren; Carpentarian rock-rat; painted button-quail

Photos: Grasswren – Babs and Bert Wells (Department of Conservation and Land Management, Western Australia); rock-rat – Dr Colin R Trainor; quail – Brian Furby collection

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Figure 09 Dead sandalwood tree

Photo: McLellan et al. (2021b), McLellan et al. (2021a)

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Figure 10 Strong Peoples – Strong Country framework, grounded in Traditional Owner values, showing the connections between Country, people and culture

Source: Jarvis et al. (2019)

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