Interested in a 2025 AINSE Posgraduate Scholarship? Come along to our online Postgraduate O'Week in October to learn more about ANSTO research and facilities, and applying for AINSE Ltd. funding! Expressions of Interest close Monday 30th September: ainse.edu.au/o-week/

Bereline Loogatha from MIArt and I talk about the extraordinary stone-walled intertidal fishtraps of the Wellesley Island Region on ABC Australia Radio National PM program. abc.net.au/listen/program…

What a spectacular week last week was. A small group of CIEHF researchers joined the Butchulla Aboriginal Corporation on K’gari for our second research co-design workshop. After briefing the board, we spent a few days on Country with the Butchulla Land and Sea Rangers, exploring

CIEHF’s Deputy Director, Professor Michael-Shawn Fletcher presented the 2024 Nulungu Reconciliation Lecture at the University of Notre Dame, Broome last night. His presentation, "Healthy Country: Re-writing the Book on Australia," emphasised the crucial role of Indigenous

We’re hiring! Two exciting opportunities are now open at CIEHF's ANU Node: 1️⃣ Research Fellow - Focused on palaeoecology and field-based research, working closely with Indigenous communities. 2️⃣ Research Officer - Supporting our mission to bring together Indigenous and Western

We’ve just wrapped up an amazing few days on Yirrganydji Land and Sea Country with Dawul Wuru Aboriginal Corporation. In addition to spending time on Country, exploring the stunning coastal areas, wetlands, and mangroves, we took part in some great discussions as part of our

Congratulations to the Chair of CIEHF’s Centre Advisory Committee Distinguished Professor Larissa Behrendt AO on her appointment to the Australia Council Board! minister.infrastructure.gov.au/burke/media-re…

Some good opportunities currently at AINSE. AINSE is now accepting Expressions of Interest for the 8th AINSE Women in STEM and Entrepreneurship (WISE) School, held Monday 2nd to Friday 6th December 2024. Read more below.

How Ancient Histories Guide Future Sustainability With Professor Sean Ulm youtu.be/3NPrKdFAZ5s?si… via YouTube A lovely interview with our Centre Director, Distinguished Professor Sean Ulm. Thank you Linda and Daniel for your series and this episode in particular.

First Nations light festival - Shine On Gimuy - to illuminate Cairns nit.com.au/04-09-2024/135… CIEHF is proud to be a major sponsor of Shine On Gimuy and Chief Investigator Professor Martin Nakata and Centre Director Distinguished Professor Sean Ulm are speakers in this year’s Deep

The Australian National University released their CIEHF Indigenous PhD Scholarship webpage last week. Check it out below. study.anu.edu.au/scholarships/f…

Program now released! shineonproductions.au/program-2024 CIEHF's Professor Martin Nakata, Distinguished Professor Sean Ulm and Dr Gerry Turpin are all part of this year’s Deep Wisdom Conversations this Saturday 5 October for Shine on Gimuy Festival. See attached program for details.

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So much appreciation to The La Perouse community and The Gujaga Foundation of the Dharawal Nation for hosting us over the 2 days workshop On Country this week. The weather was reluctant to shine at first, but when that sun came out the beauty of the area was undeniable. Some

"Fitober" has been a great incentive for CIEHF's Business Operational Team to get outside and get those steps up! Stage one of The Wangetti Trail opened last month and is a beautiful new trail that follows culturally significant walking tracks used for connection, trade,

A few of our CIEHF members had the pleasure of travelling down to beautiful Dharawal Country, in NSW, last week for the ARC Centre of Excellence for Australian Biodiversity and Heritage end-of-Centre event. It was wonderful catching up with so many familiar faces and hearing

Curious about the HASS and Indigenous RDC Summer School? Join our webinar to learn what to expect for the 3-day event in Feb 2025. 📅25 Nov, 2pm AEDT Register now✍️ow.ly/5KHo50TXKR8 #HASSResearch #phd #GLAM #FAIRdata #Indigenous #digitalskills #RDM #EMCR #research

🔥Aboriginal Australians used fire to manipulate landscapes during their migration into Tasmania (Lutruwita) roughly 41,000 years ago, according to research from ANU Media, CABAH, La Trobe University and CIEHF scimex.org/newsfeed/the-f…