We are increasingly livestreaming our events to help members stay connected to our programs during the pandemic, and to reach communities from regional and rural areas. If you want to join an event happening *right now,* you can access any active livestream from our YouTube site at https://www.youtube.com/@RoyalSocietyVic/streams, or review past livestreamed presentations by selecting the corresponding tab below.
Missed an event? We’ve recorded many of our recent presentations, either in high quality with accompanying interview material, or very simply through livestream footage. You can browse through our video highlights below, check out our YouTube channel for full lectures, or see our livestream archive on our Facebook page.
Summaries of major presentations hosted by the Royal Society of Victoria in 2018. Full presentations are available at our YouTube channel.
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Australian Indigenous Astronomy - 65.000+ Years of Science
You and Your Racist Brain: The Neuroscience of Prejudice
Earthrise: Looking Back at our Planet (Short)
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Future Thinking
Recent presentations to the Royal Society of Victoria concerned with environmental conservation, climate change adaptation and mitigation.
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The Goulburn Murray Resilience Strategy
Climate Change - Managing the Unavoidable, Avoiding the Unmanageable (Short)
Future Thinking: Preparing for the Transition of the Water Sector
Future Thinking: Taking a Place-Based Approach - The Voice of a Region
Future Thinking: Preparing for Biodiversity Decision Making
Future Thinking: Climate Change and Systems Transformation
Future Thinking: Agricultural Transitions
Future Thinking: Building Community Agency
Changing Forests in a Changing Climate - What Might the Future Hold? (Short)
The Land and its Laws of Obligation
Rehabilitation of the Ranger Uranium Mine
Australian Landscapes from Eocene to Anthropocene
Managing the Unmanageable - the New Australian Pastoralism
Through Thick and Thin - Escaping the Iron Law of Business as Usual
Sustainable Land Use in Agriculture
Connections for Resilience: Sharing Land Management Knowledge between Farmers and Politicians
Biodiversity Impact Investment - Resourcing Ecosystem Restoration through Entrepreneurship
The Anthropocene: Where on Earth are we Going? (Short)
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Live-streamed Presentations on YouTube
Live-stream footage of lectures and seminars hosted by the Royal Society of Victoria (note: these are unedited and highly compressed for live broadcast). This collection starts from 2022, reflecting a change in platform to YouTube at that time – earlier livestreams (and some recent partner events) are found on our Facebook page.
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Aiming Higher: Improving Science Education in Victorian Schools
The Future of Victoria's Native Forests - A Public Symposium (Day Two)
The Future of Victoria's Native Forests - A Public Symposium (Day One)
Reimagining Humanity in the Age of Generative AI (livestream footage)
Young Scientist Research Prizes - 2023 Competition, The Royal Society of Victoria
Understanding Climate Change: All the Natural and Human Causes (livestream version)
Decolonising Fire Science (livestream footage)
Reinventing the Chemical Industry with Green Chemistry (livestream footage)
Glaciers and Ice Sheets in a Warming World
Optimising Healthcare for People with Musculoskeletal Conditions - Professor Rachelle Buchbinder AO
Reefs, Revolutions & Redox at the Dawn of Animal Life - Dr Ashleigh Hood
Young Scientist Research Prizes - 2022 Competition, The Royal Society of Victoria
Creating a World Leading Manufacturing Sector in Victoria (Livestream Recording)
Earthquakes, Pandemics and the Communication of Science
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