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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Graham Readfearn

As global heating cuts Australia’s snowfall ski season may go downhill, report warns

Snowboarders walk up hill
Researchers from the Australian National University predict that the snow season will be cut from 105 days to 81 by 2030, due to global heating. Photograph: Mike Bowers/The Guardian

Bookings have been slow ahead of the ski season at the mountain lodge in Thredbo that Annalisa Koeman’s parents built in the 1960s and have run ever since.

Last ski season started with some good snow falls “but it went downhill from there. It was a disastrous end. The ski lifts closed two weeks early,” says Koeman, managing supervisor at Kasees Apartments and Mountain Lodge.

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