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Water, water everywhere! The Tasmanian Division of EIANZ is pleased to present the first of our "Water Wednesday Webinars", which comes just after International Water Day on Saturday 22 March 2025. In our first webinar, Associate Profession Danielle Verdon-Kidd will walk us through the finer points of leveraging palaeoclimatology for smarter hydroclimate risk assessment.
Water, water everywhere! The Tasmanian Division of EIANZ is pleased to present the second of our "Water Wednesday Webinars", which comes just after International Water Day on Saturday 22 March 2025. In our second webinar, Dr Scott Hardie will unpack how we can maintain the vitality of inland waterways: cross-continental perspectives on monitoring, disentangling and managing impacts.
This event is now back by popular demand!
EIANZ invites you to a webinar on Mastering the Atlas of Living Australia | Tips for Precision Data Analysis for environmental practitioners.
EIANZ invites you to join David Lindenmayer AO, where he will outline the evidence for changes in fire regimes associated with forest management, including logging, thinning and even (in some cases) past prescribed burning.
As the impacts of climate change increase as global warming continues, decision makers, especially in land use planning, are having to consider how their land use decisions are consistent with the need to adapt to these changes. Join our presenter Garry Middle where he will present examples of legal case studies and discuss implications for planners and decision makers.
EIANZ Heritage SIS invites you to a webinar which will provide an introduction to Archeological conservation. Join our speaker Victoria Pearce who will unpack the issues for improving the research value and display and interpretation value of finds and will pose the question, if heritage professionals are doing enough and how they can do more.
EIANZ invites you to this webinar which will explore the fascination the public has with bees, driven by an increasing awareness of the role that they play in both global food production, and maintenance of ecosystems. Join Cormac Farrell, author and urban beekeeper as he explores how we can adapt urban spaces for bees and ourselves.
Insects are at the heart of our ecosystems – and these tiny yet essential creatures are in crisis. Recognising the urgent need for environmental practitioners to turn their focus to insects' protection, EIANZ is pleased to announce our 2025 Insects in Crisis Symposium in Canberra on Friday 4 July 2025.
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.