Desert Channels: The Impulse to Conserve April 20, 2010 This project combines a book, art exhibitions and web-based materials in an exploration of the understandings of the distinctive Desert Chan... Research0 Comments
The Archaeology of Australia’s Deserts July 10, 2010 Australia is the driest inhabited continent – and our distinctive drylands make up the largest of the continent's biomes. The Archaeology ... Research0 Comments
Green Heroines: Women & the late 19th Century English Conservation Movement September 17, 2015 Researcher: Robyn Curtis This project examines issues of English conservation, philanthropy and gender during the second half of the nin... Research0 Comments
Chris Taylor June 5, 2015 Chris is a part-time PhD candidate in the School of History at the Australian National University. He is researching the Colonial Government... People0 Comments
James Beattie June 5, 2015 James BEATTIE is Director, Historical Research Unit, University of Waikato, New Zealand, where he teaches imperial, environmental, garden, a... People0 Comments
Mike Smith June 5, 2015 Mike Smith is a pioneering Australian desert archaeologist. For more than 30 years Mike has worked extensively across the Australian desert ... People0 Comments
