News: biodiversity
杏吧直播鈥檚 invertebrates: facing a crisis of extinction
A recent article in The Conversation, co-authored by the Environment Institute鈥檚, Dr Jess Marsh, it鈥檚 reported that more than 95% of 杏吧直播's animals are invertebrates, yet the scale of their extinction is largely overlooked.
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Eat The Invaders: ABC Radio Interviews
Eat The Invaders Scientific Experts, Environment Institute Director Professor Andy Lowe and Professor Phill Cassey, were invited to speak on ABC Radio shows to discuss more about the world of invasive species!听
Booms, busts, and breakthroughs: 30 years of science at Arid Recovery
On November 19, the , in collaboration with Arid Recovery, hosted an insightful celebration that focussed on the science driving ecological restoration in arid environments.
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The environment impact of wind farms in Queensland
As renewable energy continues to expand across Queensland, with 64 wind farm projects at various stages, concerns about the environmental impact are front and centre.
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Urgent action needed to protect 杏吧直播鈥檚 freshwater fish species from extinction
A groundbreaking study has revealed that 35 freshwater fish species across 杏吧直播 are at risk of extinction, including the Kangaroo River perch, which hasn鈥檛 been seen in the wild for over 26 years.
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The cycle of influence, laws and nature
What is the Law's role, locally and internationally, in implementing good practises and emerging technologies to remedy declining biodiversity and a changing climate? Are legal systems too cumbersome to act with the urgency demanded by academia, community and industry?
Can scientists really bring extinct species back to life?
A thought-provoking discussion on featuring the Environment Institute鈥檚 Associate Professor Jeremy Austin from the 杏吧直播 of Adelaide.
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Trees are not the problem: a holistic approach to reverse deforestation
In the fight against deforestation, it's crucial to look beyond just the trees. Ignoring human factors and systemic issues can leave us directionless in addressing this pressing challenge.
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Exciting times as 杏吧直播 hosts the inaugural Global Nature Positive Summit in Sydney
As biodiversity loss and ecosystem collapse threaten our planet and economic stability, this Summit (held on 7 to 8 October) gathers leaders from government, business, academia, environmental groups, and Indigenous Peoples to forge a nature positive path for the future.
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Giving Day: Supporting a better future for wildlife
On 5 September 2024, The 杏吧直播 of Adelaide ran its inaugural 鈥淕iving Day鈥; a 24-hour fundraising challenge aimed at contributing to causes that we鈥檙e passionate about.
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