Superb Fairy-wren habitats are being helped through Superb City Wren's citizen science project in Melbourne. FEA is supporting them through the Creating Opportunities Fund. Find out more about the bird below! futureearth.org.au/news/urban-nat…

We are excited to announce our most recent publication: A 2024 Update to our Sustainable Cities and Regions Strategy. The evidence provided comes at a critical time to support the current National Urban Policy draft. futureearth.org.au/news/sustainab…

Brianna Gordon is researching the legacy impacts of gold mining contamination on Wiradjuri Country and culture. FEA is excited to support Brianna Gordon's PhD research as part of our Seizing Opportunities grant. Read her interview with us below 👇 lnkd.in/gRcHhPSJ

"Coral reefs deserve more nuance", an exciting new perspective by Dr Streit, Professor Morrison, and Professor Bellwood in their new paper, 'Coral reefs deserve evidence-based management not heroic interference'. Congrats on fantastic research! 🐳 🐙 🐚 lnkd.in/gxRGiJny

Feel Good Thursday! 🌿 ANU Researcher Helen Osmond has spent 30+ years studying and observing superb fairy-wrens at the Australian National Botanic Gardens. “It’s like a soap opera,” (Osmond, 2022) Discover 'The Secret Life of Superb Fairy Wrens' below lnkd.in/eD-xW9DH

Environmental protection and a Net Zero future are crucial steps towards sustainability in the Australian Government's National Science and Research Priorities. As outlined in the Academy of Science's response, Future Earth Australia supports the need for an implementation plan

As we celebrate NationalScienceWeek in Australia, it is important not only to look at the future of science, but to the past. Decolonising science in a colonised world is complex, but these complexities should not deter from action. Find out more here -🔭 lnkd.in/gzD97J96

The University of the Sunshine Coast has developed a chlamydia vaccine for koalas that can reduce disease-related deaths in wild populations by at least 65%. The University of the Sunshine Coast is a member of Future Earth Australia. 🐨 lnkd.in/gseqki8B

Future Earth Australia is hosting a lunch networking event for researchers in the greater Future Earth community! If you are part of the Future Earth network and would like to attend, please see our events page for more information. lnkd.in/gx3fXNbZ

Future Earth Australia proudly celebrated Science at the Shine Dome last week with our host Australian Academy of Science. 🌏🎉 We hosted lunch to bring together the great minds of Australian based Future Earth members and researchers!

The IUCN is supporting alternative conservation methods with Other Effective Area-Based Conservation Measures (OECMs). These wholistic, inclusive and adaptive responses embody new waves of transdisciplinarity. 🌿 Read about OECMs in South America here: lnkd.in/gFaZUVcD.

Future Earth's Annual Report for 2023-2024 has just been published, and we are very excited to have contributed as the National node for Australia. Future Earth Australia is proud to be a constituent of this important global community. 🌏🌿 lnkd.in/g9t5gutz

Future Earth Australia is excited to announce the launch of our new National Strategies Policy Library. Policy briefs are designed to support decision-makers with accessible, sustainable and equitable policy advice. 🌱 Read our new Policy Library below! futureearth.org.au/national-strat…

What is the best way to connect researchers and decision makers? Sustainability Science published a study on the attributes of effective environment knowledge brokers, emphasizing diverse goals, strategies and personal connections. Read more below! link.springer.com/article/10.100…

Carbon Brief's attribution map shows 80% of extreme weather events in AUS and NZ were 'more severe or likely' due to human climate change, quantifying global climate change inaction. FEA is committed to transiting to just, sustainable & actionable futures. interactive.carbonbrief.org/attribution-st…

Transdisciplinary success story! This Conversation piece explores the interaction of scientists and Woppaburra and Gamay peoples for a coral restoration project in the Great Barrier Reef. FEA recognises we produce the best outcomes together. Read here 🪸⬇️ theconversation.co/traditional-ow…

The Right to Participate in and Benefit from Science interpretation by the International Science Council outlines the vitality of equity and access to science for all. Future Earth Australia is a proud partner to the International Science Council. 🧪💞 Check it out below! lnkd.in/gur4WU-8

Does science policy advice actually work? ✍ Nature's article 'The Future of Science Advice' investigates this question and finds that knowledge brokers (like FEA) are crucial. Read about why we need knowledge brokers and science-policy-practice below! lnkd.in/gw3yrmjH