Challenge Nearly 60 percent of Australia’s landmass is owned or managed privately. For the long-term survival of the nation’s biodiversity, private landholders should be included in expanding protected areas for...
Read More[caption id="attachment_227" align="alignright" width="300"] "Reflections", by Kirrily Anderson, Chiltern Recreation Reserve (Photo: W Ward)[/caption] Challenge The Regent Honeyeater is critically endangered native songbird living in southeastern Australia. One of the...
Read MoreScience fiction, or scifi, can be prescient, and scifi writers can become as ‘prophets’. Pandemics - and wars – have been used in scifi to hold a mirror to humankind...
Read MoreFarmers and land managers can play a pivotal role in conserving biodiversity in the Murray-Darling Basin as pressure continues to grow on Australia’s plants and animals. The 2021 national State...
Read MoreToday, the Comms Doctor launches a new series of podcasts about the stories of six researchers and some of their latest research - in their words. What's Your Story, available...
Read More#Trust and #respect between team members is vital for strong relationships and professional collaborations in natural resource management #NRM - and for a recent presentation on 25/05/2021 to #environment undergraduate...
Read MoreLearn more about Australia’s most endangered songbird in three podcasts available online that were produced by The Comms Doctor®. The three stories describe: the Regent Honeyeater; how it is being...
Read MoreGreat to see art and science attracting local (and media!) attention in NE Victoria. This new nature-based mural is fantastic and deserves accolades for Chiltern-based artist Kirrily Anderson.Come and have...
Read MoreThe latest series of podcasts at Charles Sturt Stories (on Soundcloud) includes interviews I recorded in 2019 with leading ecological researchers from Charles Sturt University. This included Professor Lee Baumgartner...
Read MoreThe face of collaboration is changing. The COVID-19 pandemic is fundamentally shifting the ways we work together. Where once we met face-to-face, the pandemic has opened the doors to far...
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