On Sunday 13 June, head over to the Queensland Museum to be a part of a free community event which will be showcase researchers and environment groups working towards a more sustainable future.

Become an Early Career Champion and speak at the closing plenary of the Sustainability Research & Innovation Congress 2021

Due to the ongoing travel restrictions and unpredictable nature of national and international lockdowns, SRI2021 will now take place exclusively online.

We have launched our call for hosts for SRI2022 – help shape the future of sustainability scholarship and innovation through transdisciplinary and cross-sectoral collaboration and action.

The way we have historically communicated about climate change is falling short.

If we apply psychological insights to the way we communicate and design climate campaigns, we can have a greater impact on driving long-term change.

Given the ongoing global pandemic, we are designing our event under exceptional uncertainty, and therefore, we are reaching out to you with a request for help.

From community-led mangrove forest conservation to cultural burning and land management, indigenous communities have long been stewards of nature.

In order to design and implement solutions to conserve biodiversity across diverse ecosystems, it is essential that we draw upon indigenous people’s knowledge and engage their contributions as Nature’s First Defenders.

Drone technology is helping researchers accurately and efficiently identify areas of intact habitat and koala populations at far less cost than other methods.