Natural disasters are traumatic and increasing due to #ClimateChange, so how can we feel prepared? MSDI's 🔥#FireToFlourish🌿report shows we can learn from and support communities that have already gone through it. 👉lght.ly/8kdj6dc #resilience

Ooh the ABC has picked up our article! 🤩 I'm no health expert but there are plenty of behaviour changes you can do to cut down on waste during the pandemic 😷 @aleashameadow abc.net.au/news/2022-01-2…

Plastic bags have a shocking impact on marine environments so this #WorldOceansDay we're celebrating Dr Kim Borg who won the Mollie Holman award for her #PhD #research on the role of behaviour change & media on reducing single use plastics. #SDG14 👏👏lght.ly/mkifne5

After 11 months in mummy-land, Dr Borg is back, baby! 😎 Any tips for how to manage work life and parent life? 😳

Since the COVID-19 pandemic, people have changed how they work and travel. To help us better understand the changing transport needs of Victorians, we're conducting a 20-minute online survey about working from home and travelling to work. monash.az1.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_29…

A practical and usable overview of the vast review-level evidence on workplace mental health for decision makers. See our review and evidence map here bit.ly/workplacementa… @breannekunstler Alyse Lennox Loyal Pattuwage @BraggePeter @ActionLabMonash BehaviourWorks Australia Monash Sustainable Development Institute

97% of Aussies want more action to stop extinctions & 72% want extra spending on the environment. The majority of people support ending native forest logging, containment laws for pet cats, & bigger fines for illegal habitat clearing theconversation.com/97-of-australi… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

Australians far less aware of biodiversity loss than climate crisis, research finds. But a majority of Australians still think more money should be spent on the environment theguardian.com/environment/20…

The way we talk about environmental issues matters! theconversation.com/concern-for-th… via The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand

My first #VicBioCon24 since 2020/covid! So nice to be back among such an amazing group of people #biodiversity #conservation

Such an interesting day at #vicbiocon24 with some great discussions/talks including getting creative in conservation, being engaging, and modelling "nature positive" Dr. Kylie Soanes @emilymmcl Dale Wright

Great session on #conservation & community at #vicbiocon24 day 2. My highlights included Nita talking about coffee and #spillover, Meg Shaw talking about wildlife images on social media, and delivering my first in-person presentation since covid!

What started as a "rapid review" in 2020 quickly ballooned into a proper systematic review with a team of amazing cross-university collaborators. Well done to all involved!

Consuming responsibly: Prioritising responsible consumption behaviours in Australia sciencedirect.com/science/articl… BehaviourWorks Australia

Check the pulse of the community on nature issues and policies - see our 2024 social research report. Includes attitudes to: 💰Gov spending on environment ⚖️ Environmental laws and policies 🦆Protection of culturally significant species and much more biodiversitycouncil.org.au/resources/2024…

We were deeply saddened to hear about the passing of #DanielKahneman and our thoughts go out to his family and friends. A Nobel prize winning researcher whose tireless work contributed greatly to understanding human behaviour and its importance. He paved the way for fields such

Check out our new open access paper from the 2022 Biodiversity Concerns survey. Funded by the Biodiversity Council Melissa Hatty, Christoph Klebl, Susilo Wibisono, Liam Smith, Winnifred Louis & Angela Dean doi.org/10.1007/s10531…

In this short video, Dr Kim Borg provides a snapshot of the 'Exploring the Problem with Numbers' chapter of our new book, Inspiring Change. It's about the numbers that help understand the who, what, when and where. Available for order at Monash University Publishing: publishing.monash.edu/product/inspir…

How do we change behaviours to improve human-nature relationships? Real world implementation and evaluation is hard. We describe an implementation framework and identify knowledge gaps based on our experience as an academic-government collaboration doi.org/10.1016/j.bioc…

Earlier this month Dr Kim Borg presented the last of a series of workshops for Clean Up Australia's Recycling. The series guided the team through understanding the system through actor maps, identifying priority behaviours, identifying drivers and barriers to behaviour and proposing interventions.