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“Climate Shifts” is a topical commentary regarding climate change, natural ecosystems, politics and the environment, and can be found at www.climateshifts.org. The blog started life back in 2007 by Ove Hoegh-Guldberg, who has had a long history with the climate change issue, both within the media and the scientific world.
Kimberley is a Project Manager and Knowledge & Learning Strategy Lead working with the Coral Reef Ecosystems Lab to deliver outputs related to projects with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) MPA Toolbox & Learning Platform and the Coral Reef 
Rescue Initiative (CRRI).
Kimberley has a Master degree in Leadership and Global Development from The University of Queensland. Her interests include gender and sustainable development.
Kimberley is also an Associate Lecturer in Global Development Leadership at the UQ Business School. She has worked in research at the Institute for Social Science Research (ISSR) and in learning design and project management at the Institute of Teaching & Learning Innovation (ITALI) at UQ.