ANZSEE are excited to announce that the 2017 ANZSEE Conference will be held in Adelaide, South Australia in January from 9th to the 13th. Please visit the conference website for more information: http://anzsee2017.com/
We would like to invite you to attend our conference in February next year, registrations are now open at the conference website: http://conferencecompany.com.au/revegconf2017/
Early bird registration closes 7 December, and the closing date for abstracts is 30 November 2016.
An exciting panel of high-profile national and international keynote and plenary speakers has been confirmed – please check out the list at the conference website. Restore, Regenerate, Revegetate is an opportunity to showcase the results of restoration projects and will provide a national forum for research and best practice in restorative natural resource management.
You can watch the presentations from the most recent ANZSEE Conference here: https://capture.une.edu.au/ess/portal/section/1d7d7b8b-8301-4a5d-aa8e-d912d45922ef
ISEE 2016: Transforming the Economy: Sustaining Food, Water, Energy and Justice
As the Science of Science of Sustainability, Ecological Economics must advance the transformation of the economy to support rather than debilitate the processes that sustain our living planet. Most fundamental to such an economy is its support of basic live support systems like food, water and energy, and its support of social justice and a quality of life for all. The submission deadline to submit an abstract to ISEE 2016 has been extended until Dec. 15. Submit your abstract here and please share!
For more information on ISEE 2016, visit www.isee2016.com.
An art exhibition is the latest addition to the local and global events leading up to the international climate change talks in Paris later this year. The exhibition is titled ‘Global Warning’ and will feature mixed media artworks by Marty Branagan based on environmental themes, especially climate change. Dr Branagan has previously held three solo exhibitions at NERAM, and been a finalist in the Outback Art Prize, Country Energy Landscape Art Prize and the satirical Bald Archies (which toured Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide and regional centres). He has been acquired by the Northern Territory Art Award, and has been involved in many of Armidale’s murals.
The exhibition may also feature a last-minute sculpture by renowned local sculptor and writer Tony Sevil.
The exhibition is at the Woodlands Centre (home of the Armidale Tree Group, 80 Mann St, Armidale). The opening is on Friday 23 October at 7pm, and will feature live music from Dan Davies and Josh Biddle (from The Fat Ladies). All are welcome.
The exhibition is in partnership with EcoArts Australis and the Armidale Tree Group, and is associated with Sustainable Living Armidale’s ‘Armidale Road To Paris’ campaign. It is also an event of the Australia-New Zealand Society for Ecological Economics 2015 Conference, Thriving Through Transformation – Local to Global Sustainability.
For further information, please contact Marty Branagan on 67714948 or marty.branagan@une.edu.au
