/environment/ en /environment/news/list/2024/12/04/booms-busts-and-breakthroughs-30-years-of-science-at-arid-recovery On November 19, the 成人大片 Environment Institute, in collaboration with Arid Recovery, hosted an insightful celebration that focussed on the science driving ecological restoration in arid environments. Titled "Booms, Busts, and Breakthroughs," leading experts shared their knowledge on conservation science and the vital role of partnerships in restoring Australia鈥檚 threatened species and ecosystems. December 04 2024 admin /environment/news/list/2024/12/04/booms-busts-and-breakthroughs-30-years-of-science-at-arid-recovery /environment/news/list/2024/10/30/natures-resilience-to-bushfires It鈥檚 inspiring to hear about the resilience of the Australian bush following devastating fires. The perspective from the Environment Institute鈥檚 Wayne Boardman highlights an important aspect of the ecosystem: that fire is a natural part of its life cycle. Many native plants have evolved to not only withstand fire but to thrive in its aftermath.聽 October 30 2024 admin /environment/news/list/2024/10/30/natures-resilience-to-bushfires /environment/news/list/2024/09/20/exciting-news-from-the-terrestrial-ecosystem-research-network-tern TERN is launching a groundbreaking nationwide ecological data collection program in collaboration with the 成人大片 and the University of Tasmania. By harnessing the power of drones, we're set to gather data from 1,000 ecological monitoring sites faster and more efficiently than ever before! September 20 2024 admin /environment/news/list/2024/09/20/exciting-news-from-the-terrestrial-ecosystem-research-network-tern /environment/news/list/2024/06/20/new-paper-exploring-the-ecological-implications-of-the-height-of-tropical A new paper led by Dr Ferry Slik based in Brunei, and including Environment Institute Director Andrew Lowe as a coauthor, explores the ecological implications of the height of tropical forest trees. June 20 2024 Belinda Gosden /environment/news/list/2024/06/20/new-paper-exploring-the-ecological-implications-of-the-height-of-tropical