The Artemis program will send the first woman and the next man to the South Pole of the Moon as soon as 2024. With the exception of the Apollo astronauts, all astronauts have thus far lived in Low Earth Orbit, still benefiting from the protection...

Human pressures on the planet as a whole – the ‘Earth System’ – have now become so great that scientists have proposed that we have left the Holocene, the 11,700-year geologic epoch that has been humanity’s accommodating home, and have entered a new geologic epoch,...

We all know that our amazing, unique forests in south-eastern Australia are in deep trouble. Are they able to persist under the onslaught of climate-driven disturbance? The short (and optimistic) answer is "yes," if we consider the direct management of our forest estates with methods...

Over the past 25 years the forests of south-eastern Australia have taken a pounding -- the Millennium Drought, the Eastern Alps/Canberra fires of 2003, the Great Divide bushfires of 2006/7, the Black Saturday fires of 2009, the 2017-19 drought, and, most recently, the unprecedented 2019/20...

This final webinar in the Stewardship of Country series takes us to a broad view of the past to define our approach to the future. We range from the natural history of our continent’s diverse landscapes and species, confronting the cultural and systemic responses needed...

The medical technologies, biotechnology and pharmaceutical (MTP) sector in Australia is vibrant and critical to Australia’s economy, the health outcomes of the population and the innovation ecosystem. With nearly 1,300 companies and 68,000 jobs across industry and research, the MTP sector is a major contributor...

The Stewardship of Country symposium aims to generate a discussion of landscape and environmental stewardship that bridges Indigenous, agricultural, scientific, economic and social perspectives with supporting ideas for practical action and public good.

This second webinar in the series focuses on untangling...

This symposium aims to generate a discussion of landscape and environmental stewardship that bridges Indigenous, agricultural, scientific, economic and social perspectives with supporting ideas for practical action and public good.

This first webinar in the series focuses on natural history and the...

What if we could reverse climate change, increase biodiversity and feed everyone? Does that sound like a win-win-win scenario for people and the planet? Join soil scientist Dr Samantha Grover from RMIT University as she explores the possibilities of soil carbon.

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