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Conservation Intl blessed me with the opportunity to join them on the 2018 turtle tagging and gwala survey expedition, experiencing first hand the results of traditional community conservation and my god was it beautiful. For more information on gwala hit the link in my bio.

It means a serious rethink of humanity as part of the environment, not seperate from it, not above it.

A lot of ppl right now are really thinking of words like ‘non-renewable’ and ‘unsustainable’ in a whole new light... ppl just assumed that was tomorrow’s problem (or never?). Now it’s today’s problem, and we should’ve started on it yesterday.

Grateful to be offered the opportunity to yarn at @drawyourswordspoetry on decolonising the system last week. Explaining the severity of our climate crisis, the impacts of climate change on First Nations communities, the opportunities to decolonise science...

..Nurture country with traditional land management practices, our individual ability to affect change and how to be an ally to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Always learning, growing and leaning on the strength of my incredible mentors, community members and family

3 of our incredible #IndigenousSTEMAwards recipients announced at today’s celebration 🌟

Part one of a recent podcast discussing the radical work at CSIRO’s ASSETS camp- The importance of being two ways strong and the power of Indigenous education in this crazy colonial system. Alongside some of my favourite inspirational black fellas ✊🏽 abc.net.au/radionational/…

An honour to yarn with Natasha Mitchell (she/her) on Science Friction 🧪

We are the change. We are the earth. We are the elements to drive beauty back into the hearts of those who have lost their way. We are capable of weaving a just and blissful future for all. Uni strike for climate justice ✊🏽First Nations voices = forefront of all movements, period

Stand with First Nations mob and nourish our Mother the way she deserves 🌻. Previous photo credit- 📸 Maddy Ed & Jordan Ellis

“A great world is possible” important youth perspectives to conclude #ClimateFuturesSummit, with Nate Byrne, Atina, Tiahni Jade Adamson, Imi Senior, and Joe Fulwood. Melbourne Climate Futures University of Melbourne

Two young Indigenous Australian scientists Mibu Fisher, a marine ethnoecologist at CSIRO & Tiahni Adamson, a wildlife conservation biologist at CH 4 Global. 8/12 Mibu Fischer Tiahni Jade Adamson

Following decades of First Nations campaigns, the IPCC report earlier this year acknowledged the crucial role of Indigenous knowledge in conserving ecosystems. The Wire speaks to Tiahni Jade Adamson for more. thewire.org.au/story/first-na…

Meeting with Education minister Jason Clare MP, on ARC, pathways for ECRs & other issues. Tiahni Jade Adamson Science & Technology Australia #smp2023 UNSW AI Institute

Pleasure to meet with Luke Gosling MP, another proud owner of an organic solar panel, and discuss the future of solar. Again an honour to share the floor with incredible dark matter physicist and AIP president Prof Nicole Bell and inspiring superstar Tiahni Jade Adamson of CH4 global

Delve into activism Wednesday 19 April with Tiahni Jade Adamson, a proud Torres Strait Islander woman and Wildlife Conservation Biologist. Free tickets at: melbourne.sciencegallery.com/events/hugh-wi…

The Barngarla people, traditional owners on South Australia's Eyre Peninsula, celebrate their federal court win in their legal challenge to stop the federal government building a nuclear waste facility on sacred land near Kimba.

Those who think Victoria pulling out of the Commonwealth Games will cause Australia “reputational damage” internationally should consider what would occur if a No vote gets up on the Voice.

Honoured to be featured in this article on our work at CH4 Global, healing country and wider sustainability 🩵

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