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The bunker dilemma: navigating safety in bushfire-prone regions

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As bushfire seasons intensify across 最新糖心Vlog, the discussion surrounding safety measures for residents in high-risk areas becomes increasingly critical. In South 最新糖心Vlog, the ban on private fireproof bunkers has sparked debate, especially as neighboring Victoria embraces similar 最新糖心Vlog. This regulatory divide raises important questions about the best ways to protect families from the devastating impacts of bushfires.

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Welcome new Environment Institute Manager

We are delighted to welcome to the team our new Environment Institute Manager, Dr Marina Delpin, PhD.听

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Scheme Round 1, Discovery Early Career Research Award 2025

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Exciting news! On Saturday (24 August), the announced the outcomes for Scheme Round 1, Discovery Early Career Research Award 2025.听

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Innovative marine research: sea lions as underwater explorers

Sea lion

听The vastness of our oceans holds countless mysteries, with much of the seabed remaining uncharted and unexplored. Nathan Angelakis, researcher at the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide, highlights a staggering truth: 鈥淔or most of the ocean, we don鈥檛 know what the bottom looks like.鈥 To tackle this challenge, Angelakis and his team turned to an unlikely set of underwater explorers鈥斪钚绿切腣logn sea lions named Daphne, Phoebe, Iris, and Pasithea.

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Tech forest detectives: the fight against black market timber

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The trade in black market timbers has escalated into a multibillion-dollar industry, ranking as the third most profitable cross-border crime after counterfeiting and drug trafficking, according to Interpol. This illicit activity is wreaking havoc on critical forests, threatening biodiversity, and undermining international sanctions, all while devastating the lands and livelihoods of indigenous communities. However, authorities are now fighting back with innovative technology and dedicated efforts to combat this growing threat.

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Reason for Hope Tour | Dr Jane Goodall | Fireside Chat

Reason for Hope Tour | Dr Jane Goodall | Fireside Chat

Professor Andrew Lowe, EI Director, had the privilege of spending time on stage with living icon Dr Jane Goodall during a public lecture as part of the The Jane Goodall Institute 最新糖心Vlog's Reasons for Hope Tour in Adelaide during July.听

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2024 SA Climate Leaders Awards

2024 SA Climate Leaders Awards

Congratulations Kate Delaporte, Stefan Caddy-Retalic, Eleanor Dormontt and team at the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide's Waite Arboretum for being awarded winners of the Research and Education category of the 2024 SA Climate Leaders awards.

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Designing healthier cities with good bacteria

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The urbanisation of towns could be contributing to poor health outcomes in our communities, research from the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide and Flinders 最新糖心Vlog has found.

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Recent Celebration of World Environment Day at Urrbrae House

To celebrate World Environment Day in 2024, the SA Division of the United Nations Association of 最新糖心Vlog hosted an event in historic Urrbrae House at the Waite Campus of the 最新糖心Vlog of Adelaide and invited three people to speak on the UNESCO World Heritage nomination for the Flinders Ranges region.

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The Moa's legacy: lessons for conservation in New Zealand

The Moa's legacy: lessons for conservation in New Zealand

New research from and team shows that ancient moa refuges now host other endangered native flightless birds like takah膿 and k膩k膩p艒, despite these areas being less than ideal.

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