Kate Kloppers (formally Sutherland)
AlumniKate Kloppers is the Senior Science Engagement Officer at the Climate System Analysis Group. Kate Kloppers joined CSAG in 2011 after completing an MSc in Zoology at the Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University in 2009. Her current role includes multi-disciplinary and integrative research that advances knowledge of natural and human systems under conditions of environmental, climatic, and social change. In the CSAG Climate Services engagement team, she contributes to the analysis and dissemination of climate information for use in vulnerability, impacts and adaptation decision-making through short- and long-term advisory work and capacity building activities. Kate leads capacity development programmes and, as such, spearheads the coordination, programme development and direction of the internationally-renowned annual CSAG Winter School, an intensive capacity building course aimed at mid-career professionals engaged in decision and policy development, involving issues related to climate change and adaptation. Kate has a passion for engaging with users and stakeholders around the current state of climate information and interpreting and applying climate data in an effort to bridge the challenges of science-society communication.
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(2018) Settling the browser–grazer debate for African buffalo in grass-limited Eastern Cape thicket, South Africa
KOEDOE - African Protected Area Conservation and Science
doi:https://doi.org/10.4102/koedoe.v60i1.1465
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(2017) Climate Information Websites: an evolving landscape
Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews (WIRE) Climate Change
doi:10.1002/wcc.470
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(2016) Lessons from semi-arid regions on how to adapt to climate change
The Conversation - Africa Pilot
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Kate Sutherland,  (2014) The role of regional climate projections in managing complex socio-ecological systems
Regional Environmental Change
doi:10.1007/s10113-014-0631-y
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Kate Sutherland,  (2014) Diet and prey selection in late-stage larvae of five species of fish in a temperate estuarine nursery
African Journal of Marine Science
doi:10.2989/1814232X.2014.895420
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Kate Sutherland,  (2013) Composition, abundance, distribution and seasonality of zooplankton in the Sundays Estuary, South Africa
African Journal of Aquatic Science
doi:10.2989/16085914.2012.748644
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Kate Sutherland,  (2012) Composition, abundance, distribution and seasonality of larval fishes in the Sundays Estuary, South Africa.
African Zoology
doi:10.3377/004.047.0220
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(2011) Use of Multiple lines of evidence to bridge the science-society gap
WCRP Open Science Conference, Climate Research in Service to Society
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,  (2010) The Dynamics of larval fish and zooplankton assemblages in the Sundays Estuary, South Africa
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,  (2008) The Influence of Lions on the Buffalo Diet in the Addo Elephant National Park, South Africa
South African Wildlife Management Association, South Africa, Empekweni
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,  (2008) The temporal and spatial dynamics of the plankton community in the Sundays Estuary, South Africa
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Posts by kkloppers
- December 2021 – Publication highlight, 07 Dec 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage
- CSAG Climate Frontiers Podcast-Episode 5: Rattling the value chain, 11 Nov 2021 in Frontpage and Uncategorized
- November 2021 – Publication highlight, 09 Nov 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage
- October 2021 – Publication highlight, 11 Oct 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage
- September 2021 – Publication highlight, 09 Sep 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage
- CSAG Climate Frontiers Podcast-Episode 4: Making Sense of Seasonal Forecasts and Decision Making, 12 Aug 2021 in Frontpage and Uncategorized
- August 2021 – Publication highlight, 12 Aug 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage
- CSAG Climate Frontiers Podcast-Episode 3: CORDEX-Africa, 14 Jul 2021 in Frontpage and Uncategorized
- July 2021 – Publication highlight, 12 Jul 2021 in CSAG Blog and Frontpage