Examining community responses to shock climate events. This project focuses on the organisation of spontaneous community networks of support in…
Multi-disciplinary research to build community resilience to disasters and climate change.
Examining the impact of mineral extraction for the renewable energy transition.
On the emotional implications of ecological destruction.
Investigating the diverse perceptions, knowledges and practices shaping kangaroo-human relations in Australia.
How are communities already acting in response to climate-changed futures?
Developing our understanding of how people experience bushfires.
Wildlife exists all around us: in our backyards, on our balconies, in parks and disused industrial areas.
How scientists, diverse animals, and local human communities are adaptively learning to relate to one another.
This interdisciplinary environmental humanities project focuses on the proposed raising of the Warragamba Dam wall to explore the role of…
Supporting communities in caring for domestic and wild animals in the face of future catastrophic fires.
Historical and philosophical perspectives on new earth lexicons.
How should the planning, development, maintenance and use of cities shift, based on recognition that many species call them home?
How is climate distress being experienced by youth?
Propelled by the race towards a low-carbon economy, private and public sector investors from superfunds to university endowments are setting…
Investigating the public and private ingredients necessary to bring sustainable renewable energy projects to the Pacific.
Is a just transition from coal possible in Australia? As the climate emergency worsens and as heads of state prepare…
Working across three sites in Australia and India, this project works to amplify grounded and transformative imaginaries.
Examining the sustainability of renewable and traditional energy resource projects through assessing their social and environmental impacts.
Bringing insights and ideas to help question and dismantle the injustices that define the multi-species relations of our world.
Exploring the interconnections between Tiwi song and mourning in the context of community, creativity and culture.
Exploring the cultural, political, and ethical dimensions of biodiversity loss in the Pacific region.
An exploration of how particular animals make sense of their worlds, and how they understand and interact with changing environments.
In a rapidly changing world, how do the principles of environmental justice help us implement truly just transition policies?
Exploring climate change as a social, historical and cultural force that transforms all lives, but not always equally.
Working with Australian communities to build a framework for investigating environmental justice.
Developing innovative policies and practice to assist Australia’s renewable energy transition.
FoodLab Sydney is an ARC funded food business incubator that takes an evidence-based approach to measuring the social change of our…
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