Dr Gavin Smith ‘Some reflections from a decade of working with and learning from one of Australia’s most misunderstood snakes’
Gavin brings together his research in sociology, ecology and conservation with his expertise in handling snakes.
Gavin brings together his research in sociology, ecology and conservation with his expertise in handling snakes.
The Illawarra-Shoalhaven shrubland ecological community is dependent on the underlying substrate and provides a significant linkage between the rainforests and woodlands.
The next Photographic Group regular meeting takes place in the ANBG Theatrette at 10 am on Friday 28 August. The feature of this meeting will be a presentation by Mal Carnegie who is the Lake Cowal Foundation Projects Manager. He is a well-known environmental educator, wildlife photographer and author who monitors wetland ecosystems, bird breeding […]
Jo, from Bush Blitz, will share how Bush Blitz is improving the way they work with Traditional Owners and the practical approaches that have made these partnerships successful.
The genera Grevillea and Hakea form one of Australia’s most spectacular and successful evolutionary radiations, with at least 650 species distributed almost ubiquitously across the continent. Our team at ANU have spent over a decade piecing together the story of this remarkable group: its origins and evolutionary history, its current patterns of diversity, and its […]
Join Vero, Conservation Horticulture Manager at the ANBG, as she shares her journey from plant ecophysiology research to conservation policy, and ultimately bringing it all together with hands-on plant conservation at the ANBG.