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
The Culture of Weeds August 9, 2012 A weed is usually defined as a plant out of place. Here we extend the idea of weediness to other biota and whole landscapes. We first consid... Research0 Comments
Restorative Ecologies for Changing Australian Landscapes June 5, 2015 Researcher: Lilian Pearce I am conducting my doctoral research with the Fenner School of Environment and Society under the supervision of... Research0 Comments
Alison Pouliot June 5, 2015 Alison Pouliot is a PhD scholar at the Fenner School of Environment and Society at the Australian National University. Alison's work has bri... People0 Comments
Libby Robin June 5, 2015 Libby Robin is an historian of science and environmental ideas. She is Professor at the Fenner School of Environment and Society at ... People0 Comments
George Main June 5, 2015 George Main works as a curator and environmental historian in the People and the Environment section of the national Museum of Australia, wh... People0 Comments
