Damming evidence from SustainableFarms_ANU shows that enhancements to farm dams not only benefit the environment, but they're good for livestock too. ANU Fenner School science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

Today: Professor Martine Maron & Professor Jamie Pittock, will Address the National Press Club of Australia on "Launch of Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists Landmark Report “Blueprint to Repair Australia’s Landscapes". Tune in from 12:30 pm AEDT on ABC News

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For climate researchers at ANU being on the frontlines of one of humanity’s greatest existential threats – while seeing little to no progress – can take its toll. So, how do they stay hopeful? science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

The Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists have today launched a step-by-step, 30 year 'Blueprint to repair Australia's Landscapes' at National Press Club. The action plan shows it would cost less than 0.3% of our GDP to fix our environment. Martine Maron wentworthgroup.org/2024/07/bluepr…

#AUResearch demonstrates how repairing Australia’s landscapes is not only achievable and affordable, it’s in the national interest. 📖bit.ly/3WA0S1Q by Jamie Pittock ANU Fenner School, Bradley Moggridge (PhD) UTS and Martine Maron UQ News via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand.

Today: Professor Martine Maron & Professor Jamie Pittock, Addressed the National Press Club of Australia on "Launch of Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists Landmark Report “Blueprint to Repair Australia’s Landscapes". Catch up on ABC iView. Photos by Fernanda Pedroso

Fenner Prof Jamie Pittock and UQ Science Prof Martine Maron explain that the budget to repair Australia's landscapes is less than 0.3% of Australia's National GDP. Given that half of Australia's GDP depends on nature, it sounds like a pretty sound investment.

Australia’s environment could be repaired for just 0.3% of GDP. Sean Aylmer talks to Prof Jamie Pittock from ANU Fenner School, and a co-author of the Blueprint to Repair Australia’s Landscapes. Full podcast here 🎧 fearandgreed.com.au/interviews

Special #FennerSeminarSeries talk today from Climate Scientist Dr. Eun-Soon Im from the Hong Kong University of Science Technology!

New research has found that ongoing logging in NSW affects the habitat of at least 150 species considered at risk of extinction, due mostly to historical deforestation and degradation. science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne… ANU Fenner School

Beware the Greenwash!! Thank you Professor Lindenmayer ⁦ANU Fenner School⁩ abc.net.au/news/2024-08-0…

When you Kermit to the bit 🐸 Michelle Littlefair of ANU Fenner School and SustainableFarms_ANU is researching frogs in agricultural landscapes. Here’s how the frogs have leapt their way into her heart. science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ne…

Yi Yu, Data61 #DigiAgScholar and ANU Fenner School PhD student, is presenting a seminar tomorrow exploring research from his thesis: quicklink.anu.edu.au/2w10

That’s a wrap on Summer (Winter) 2024 in Australia! Thanks to ANU Fenner School for the opportunity to research modeling for socio-environmental systems in water resources planning. Next stop: Virginia Tech Civil and Environmental Engineering with December graduation in sight!

The #Anthropocene beyond Stratigraphy. Important new paper. Proud of my very minor part in its formulation, along w many other historians incl ⁦Sverker Sörlin⁩ ⁦RiffReporter⁩ ⁦Sandra Swart⁩ ⁦ANU Fenner School⁩ ⁦KTH Environmental Humanities Laboratory⁩ nature.com/articles/d4158…

Excellent job opportunity with Dr SWIFT PARROT at ANU Fenner School jobs.anu.edu.au/jobs/technical…

Baby possum alert at ourANU 😍

What do future heatwaves look like? Professor Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick (Prof. Sarah Perkins-Kirkpatrick), climate scientist at ANU Fenner School and 21st Century Weather, will discuss future heatwaves in this fascinating online lecture. 🗓️: 5.30pm AEST, 18 Sep Register: science.anu.edu.au/news-events/ev…