"That's one very important aspect. You can't bring in something unless the community actually wants to see it." Fenner PhD candidate, @paulawasiak.bsky.social, spoke to the ABC about the important steps she took to reintroduce bush stone-curlews to Phillip Island. @coexistconservlab.bsky.social

humanities.org.au/power-of-the... @anufennerschool.bsky.social

Just published: Interactive map of snow gum dieback over time by @scienceanu.bsky.social @anufennerschool.bsky.social PhD student Weerach Charerntantanakul. Paper: doi.org/10.1080/15481603.2025.2517922 Map: ee-sosg.projects.earthengine.app/view/sosg-01 🧪 #WildOz #RemoteSensing #MachineLearning

This project is combining advanced satellite remote sensing technologies and Aboriginal and Māori knowledge systems to better prepare for wildlifes. Watch the video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=tLgq... @anufennerschool.bsky.social

More than 8,000 hectares of forest lost forever. Fenner researchers, Maldwyn John Evans, Chris Taylor and Prof David Lindenmayer explain that 'more needs to be done to restore Victoria’s forest after logging', including finding $$ to fund regeneration. This is how they suggest it could be done:

The @coexistconservlab.bsky.social is bringing the bush stone-curlew back to the wild in SE Australia. “If successful, the reintroduction will demonstrate how we can work together to recover species from extinction and return them to their natural ecological roles across south-eastern Australia.”

A report by Fenner Honorary Professor, Andrew Campbell, warns that '90% of the nuclear generation capacity the Coalition proposes to build would not have access to enough water to run safely'.

Join Siobhan McDonnell and Brianna Gordon as they explore the challenges faced by Indigenous people attempting to participate in the LCIPP at the 27th UN Conference of the Parties in Egypt. More info here: regnet.anu.edu.au/event/indige... @anucrawfordschool.bsky.social @anufennerschool.bsky.social

“As climate change fuels rising fire risks, AI-driven wildfire detection could be a game-changer, offering faster alerts, smarter prevention, and a crucial edge in the fight against escalating blazes” – Fenner Professor Marta Yebra.

My group at @anufennerschool.bsky.social has made a website about our research! We've called ourselves Resilient Human And Planetary Systems (RHAPS). Check out our website www.rhaps.earth for details of our research on resilience, Earth systems, social-ecological systems and more!

“The logging within the proposed Great Koala National Park is not ecologically sustainable because of where it is occurring (in areas of high conservation value) and because of logging impacts on many threatened species known to occur” warns Prof David Lindenmayer. Read the story:

Welcome to the Coexistence Conservation Lab! 🌿 We're a lab group at ANU researching conservation in the context of rewilding, genetics, translocations, and species coexistence. We aim to understand and restore ecosystems, prioritising species that shape landscapes and promote biodiversity.

The bush stone-curlew's comeback is expanding in SE Australia thanks to the work of Fenner School researcher, Shoshana Rapley. Her PhD research features in Aus Geo this week!

Join us this Wednesday for our #FennerSeminarSeries. ANU Law Prof Andrew Macintosh will be exploring ‘Australian Climate Policy and Carbon Offsets – a Corruption Scandal or a Big Misunderstanding?’ bit.ly/livingwithsn...

Tomorrow night!

Join us this Wednesday at 1pm as part of our weekly #FennerSeminarSeries! Professor Petra Buergelt will be discussing 'Indigenous Ways of Being, Knowing & Doing – A Valuable Pathway for Surviving Our Compounding Existential Crises and Thriving Again'.

Fenner PhD student, Hannah Gerke, spoke to the ABC about the impacts of urbanisation and translocations on snakes–or as she described them "the underdogs"–and how we might learn to live with them: bit.ly/livingwithsnakes

Happy women in STEM day - I’m so so lucky to work with a fantastic team and here’s a very nice photo of some of our star researchers graduating (and celebrating) last week! 🎓🧪🦜

Red-rumped parrot having a sneak peak at a superb parrot nest - good hollows are rare so everyone likes to keep an eye on the real estate market

From then to now to where? A day to celebrate 50 years of interdisciplinary research at ANU. Check out the program and register: bit.ly/CRES50years 24 Nov 1-6:30pm at @Science_Academy

Baby regent parrots looking their best 😂🪶

Join us today at 2pm! What is the role of zero emission vehicles (ZEVs) in addressing #climatechange? What behaviours and policy must be considered? UC Davis researchers will explore pathways to ZEV adoption and lessons learned in California: bit.ly/49999hE

Visiting researcher, Luis Miguel Renjifo, will be giving us an insight into how he manages the bird conservation strategy for Columbia (aka the most bird diverse country in the world). 1pm today, Wed 4 Oct, in the Frank Fenner seminar room!: bit.ly/45ff6Gv

New quick guide on the orange-bellied parrot published today! authors.elsevier.com/a/1hpeT3QW8S...