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 The Australian Centre for Ecological Analysis and Synthesis (ACEAS) is a virtual and physical Facility within the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) for both disciplinary and inter-disciplinary integration, synthesis and modelling of ecosystem data to aid in the development of evidenced-based environmental management strategies and policy at regional,
state and continental scales.
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Ideas and Influence: how can scientific knowledge shape policy?
ACEAS and TERN brought together a prestigious line up of leading scientists and policy makers to discuss the science-policy divide. Moderated by Sara Phillips from ABC Environment Online, the speakers were: Lord Robert May (ex-Chief Scientist of the UK), Dr David Schimel (USA, first Director of the National Ecological Observatory Network), Prof. Lesley Hughes (eminent climate change scientist, Macquarie University), Prof. Andrew Campbell (TERN Board Chair, Charles Darwin University), Dr Subho Banerjee (Department of Climate Change and Energy Efficiency), and Mr Nicholas Rowley (Strategic Policy Consultant).
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Last Updated on Sunday, 19 May 2013 18:39 |
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Exploring interdisciplinary collaboration in Australia’s ecosystem science and management community
Below is an overview of the research. For more details, download the summary report
Interdisciplinary collaboration amongst ecosystem scientists and managers is vital for developing innovative solutions to the complex issues surrounding Australia’s changing ecosystems.
Who is engaging in interdisciplinary collaboration in Australia’s ecosystem science and management community? What are the barriers to collaboration? Is interdisciplinary collaboration important?
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Last Updated on Sunday, 17 February 2013 21:33 |
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ACEAS participants come mainly from Australia, but critical expertise is sourced from throughout the world. Click on the map to see full size.
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Last Updated on Thursday, 28 March 2013 15:25 |
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If you think you have an important question that needs attention, some data that will inform this problem, and people that could be put together to find a solution but have not yet applied for ACEAS funding, there will be opportunities in the future. The date and terms of reference for the next participation round will be announced through this web site. When the date is announced, to get a password to the on-line application forms, and to improve your chances of success, please contact
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for advice and comment before submitting your proposal.
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