What a disaster!
Warning: not for the faint-hearted | 9 Oct | Library+ Caloundra

Chaos, competition, catastrophe! When disaster strikes, will you rise to the challenge or become storm debris? Join Sunshine Coast Council’s Disaster Management Team to play The Adaptation Game this Get Ready Queensland Week. Battle your way through extreme scenarios such as floods, bushfires, cyclones, and more as you compete to keep your community safe. Team up with friends or make new ones at a community table. Guaranteed to be more fun than updating your emergency kit. Book now to enjoy the ultimate ‘responsible night out’ while secretly learning survival skills you will be glad to have when it matters most.
$15 per person. Canapes and non-alcoholic beverages included. Ages 18 and over.
No refunds unless Libraries cancels the event.
| Library | Date and Time | Registration |
| Caloundra | Friday 9 October, 6.00 – 7.45pm | Register |
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The Adaptation Game
The Adaptation Game helps people learn how climate change affects our lives now and in the future. It looks at extreme weather events such as heatwaves, floods, and bushfires. It also explores long-term changes like hotter temperatures, rising sea levels, and heavier rainfall.
The game encourages people to think about how these changes could affect them, their families, and their community over time. It also highlights practical actions that individuals and communities can take to get ready for climate-related events and recover after they happen.
Disaster Hub - Sunshine Coast
Sunshine Coast Council's Disaster Hub brings together disaster and hazard related information from within Council. Check evacuation centre locations and closed road updates, unplanned power outages, weather warnings and more.
Council resources


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