Party Positions On Ecosystem Science
The Council published an election message for Australia’s ecosystems from the ecosystem science community to all politcal parties and independents. We now present our assessment of the major political…
Australian Labour Party’s policy on our ecosystems
Measurement of progress towards environmental goals and objectives “A Shorten Labor Government will provide urgent action and overdue leadership to step up the fight to protect Australia’s environment and…
ESC questions political parties on the environment in the 2019 Australian election
Our election message outlines areas of specific concern and relevance to the ecosystem science community and is an opportunity for political parties and independents to outline their policy positions…
Government releases report on research funding
The report makes 15 recommendations about funding arrangements. “Four fundamental elements underpin the Committee’s recommendations. The first is to reduce the voluminous amount of information currently provided in support…
2018 Election Opens
Do you want to play an active role in shaping and building a strong future for Australia’s ecosystem science community? Then consider nominating for the Ecosystem Science Council. Anyone…
ESC’s Biennial Report released!
The Council has released the Biennial Report for 2015/16 – 2016/17. In evaluating our progress, Council is now sufficiently established to progress the Key Directions of the Plan with…
Award for ESLTP
On 14 October 2015, the Ecosystem Science Long-Term Plan was awarded a Highly Commended in the environment category of the International Association for Public Participation-Australasia’s (IAP2) annual Core Values…
Introducing your Ecosystem Science Council
Wednesday, 25 March 2015 Australia’s first Ecosystem Science Council has been selected, and is ready to play their role in working with the ecosystem science community to transform the…
Launch is a first step to the future
On 15 July 2014, over 60 people from across the Australian ecosystem science and management communities gathered in Canberra to celebrate the launch of Foundations for the future: a…
Science plan to underpin Australia’s future prosperity
Media release, 15 July 2014 The first national strategy for ecosystem science, to underpin Australia’s future growth, sustainability and prosperity, will be unveiled in Canberra today. The plan aims…
Professor Glenda Wardle (Chairperson)
The University of Sydney, NSW, 2006
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