Love this piece Caitlin Isbel I think you will too Dr. Marji Puotinen Homeward Bound Tiffany Sinton Jane Hunter Dr Katherine Bates @_christiebeth Fern Hames Kylie Lewis (she/her) [email protected] Christiana Figueres Dr Anita Goh 🧠 🇦🇺 🇲🇾 She/her. Own views. @draliblack Sick of this sh*t Dr Tracy Ann Hayes JNC FRGS SFHEA 🐻🌍 💙 EarthIQ Greta Thunberg Isabel Wagner

Dr. Sebastian Pfautsch from Western Sydney University and his research team have gone in and around Parramatta with 123 sensors, to test if trees such as bottlebrushes and eucalypts, actually cool our city’s streets. The results may surprise you: ow.ly/PCcN50tuZHw

The Wetlands Working Group, a collaboration between stakeholders at Western and Hawkesbury City Council have installed TAngler bins at popular fishing spots throughout the Hawkesbury in an attempt to reduce fishing related waste. ow.ly/H5Bl50u8W51

Join us for 'Making the City' public lecture tomorrow. The first session focuses on the topic of 'Resilience'. Hear from leaders from industry & government speak about adapting to climate change, & join in a moderated discussion. Register today ow.ly/A3mL50uaz0i

Our research has confirmed the viability of Australia’s longest stretch of green track, as part of the Parramatta Light Rail project. ow.ly/CDUC50uccON #Unlimited

Sea level rise in some Pacific countries is 4 times greater than the global average - an existential threat to many island states. We need urgent #ClimateAction. There is no time to lose. bit.ly/2Ho178t

Associate Professor Ricky Spencer's research has confirmed that turtles play a vital role in keeping our waterways clean. These eating machines consume large volumes of dead fish and algae, but more needs to be done to conserve them. ow.ly/FhSj50uncwy

.Western Sydney University researchers have recently contributed to the Blue Mountains air quality monitoring project where they'll analyse data collected to improve air quality in the Blue Mountains. Read more: ow.ly/rgIY50ufIlj #UNLIMITED

The HumanNature Lecture Series returns to the Australian Museum in 2019 featuring leading international and Australian scholars in environmental humanities. Click through for more information: ow.ly/Mn6Q50uvPIx

Did you know that young women are more likely to care about climate change? Western Sydney University conducted a survey on the topic and there are some pretty interesting responses. Click through to find out - ow.ly/fjso50k1Hku #EarthIQ

The future is being paved for more sustainable solutions for recycling ink cartridges. Sydney roads are being fixed using printer toner #EarthIQ Read More ow.ly/FQOK50uM1b7

From the age of 11, Alex started collecting cans to support an orphanage in Vietnam. His project was successful he was able to sponsor five World Vision children from the proceeds. Check out his full story #EarthIQ ow.ly/iNlb50uM1IH

Don't ignore that flying cigarette butt from a car window. If you see someone littering you can make and submit reports. Based on the information you enter, the NSW EPA can issue a fine to those who choose to litter: ow.ly/uXa250oeX4b #EarthIQ

People are actually forking out big coin to buy water straight from the arctic circle. Gay Hawkins from Institute for Culture and Society (ICS) spoke to Radio National about the rise of luxury bottled water and its impact on the environment: ow.ly/WFs850laZ9X #EarthIQ

.Western Sydney University Farms are producing for the future with a holistic approach to farming focusing on getting their herd right #EarthIQ Read more: ow.ly/A38l50uM1oz

HumanNature Series: Lessons on resilience from a bamboo bridge. Join us as our own Katherine Gibson and @juanbatfran explore what it might mean to live with the rhythms of nature and with each other in resilient community economies. Spaces are limited - ow.ly/nR7H50usqBt

.Peter Keller next up ah down Western Sydney University @marcsbabylab #WesternGivingDay

And she’s away! @marcsbabylab Jen Armstrong Jen Armstrong taking on the Chancellor’s Challenge Abseil! Part 1 #WesternGivingDay

HumanNature Series: The culture and politics of ice. Join in on the conversation as University of Oregon‘s Mark Carey explores the fundamental role of glacial ice in global economics and politics, and within imaginative, historical and colonial narratives. Register - ow.ly/2SJ150usqLS

HumanNature Series: Armoured histories – radical remembering for the Anthropocene. Hold the past to account with Dr. Andrea Gaynor 🐝⌛️🦋 from UWA, as she proposes ‘radical remembering’ to actively confront the challenge of the Anthropocene. Register today - ow.ly/H8Fa50usqVg