Figure 1
The colored map has outlined regions shaded in different colors from light yellow to dark red. A search bar at the top right contains the text “Brogo, New South Wal ellipsis”. The map includes place names such as Yankees Flat, Ashville, Buckajo, Black Range, Angledale, Bimbaya, Tathra, Bournda, Tura Beach, Merimbula, Pambula Beach, Eden, Cathcart, Devils Hole, Burragate, South East Forest National Park, and Nullica State Forest. Three black arrows point to “Ashville,” “Tura Beach,” and “Eden,” on the map. At the bottom left corner is the logo “CLIMATE COUNCIL.” A zoom in and zoom out symbol and a full screen button are given on the top left. At the right side is a legend titled “Properties at medium-high risk (percent)” with the following categories: 0 percent to 2 percent (light yellow), 2 percent to 6 percent (light orange), 6 percent to 12 percent (orange), 12 percent to 18 percent (red-orange), 18 percent to 24 percent (light red), 24 percent to 30 percent (red), 30 percent and above (dark red), and No data (light grey). In the bottom right corner, there is a circular information icon. The map shows that the majority of the area is shaded in dark red, representing 30 percent and above. The arrow pointing to “Ashville” shows a light orange region, the arrow pointing to “Tura Beach” highlights a light red region, and the arrow pointing to “Eden” also highlights a light red region. Note: All colors are approximated.Climate risk map of the Bega region, illustrating the proximity of the case study locations. The case study sites, arranged from North to South, include Brogo (case A), Tura Beach (case B), and Eden (case C). Image source (Council, 2025)