Ecology Matters - Trailer
Ecology Matters29 Juni 2022

Ecology Matters - Trailer

Ecology Matters is a podcast from the Ecological Society of Australia, a not-for-profit organisation supporting ecologists and ecological science in Australia. The first episode will launch July 2022 and can be found at www.ecolsoc.org.au/publications/audio/ecology-matters.

Meet ecologists from around Australia, discover what makes them passionate about Australian ecology, and what their hopes and fears are for the future of our natural world.

Episodes include:

> Why is Norfolk Island so special and what is threatening its unique creatures?
> How do Indigenous and western ecological knowledge intersect?
> What does the smelliness of plants have to do with how wallabies find food?
> Why are some young leaves pink before they turn green?
> How can farmers and conservationists benefit from each other’s knowledge?
> What makes a tropical rainforest burn?
> Why would an ecologist interested in wood ducks spend their time studying wetlands and rivers instead? Or a marine biologist start studying terrestrial reptiles?
> Why is TALKING about science an important part of doing science?

And more!

Meet the ecologists behind these questions, learn more about their work and why they think that ecology matters.

Help the ESA support ecology in Australia by donating (www.ecolsoc.org.au/get-involved/donate/donation-form) or by becoming a member (www.ecolsoc.org.au/get-involved/become-a-member).

The music in this podcast is ‘Glow’ by Scott Buckley - www.scottbuckley.com.au

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Patt Finnerty

Patt Finnerty

“I’m trying to understand how we can use or manipulate herbivore foraging behaviour just using plant odour rather than having to use fences or shooting or all these quite abrasive control methods." Pa...

16 Aug 202213min

Giancarlo Chiarenza

Giancarlo Chiarenza

“Can you imagine you have little to no nitrogen and you put all the nitrogen that you have in these young leaves that are just doomed? That's not very smart. Plants are smarter than that!” Gian is a P...

9 Aug 202211min

Dr Sacha Jellinek

Dr Sacha Jellinek

“Over time I understood that you can't really protect the local environment without involving the local communities, without involving landowners.” Dr Jellinek is a research fellow with the University...

2 Aug 202214min

Mel Wilson

Mel Wilson

“It was a dream come true to come back and work for the Park so I often feel like I've got the best job in the world.” Mel Wilson is the Natural Resource Manager of the Norfolk Island National Park. I...

26 Juli 20229min

Allie Nance

Allie Nance

“That's the whole reason why conservation researchers are in this field, right, because we want to make a difference and we want our research to help.” Allie is completing her PhD looking at the nesti...

19 Juli 202211min

Professor Richard Kingsford

Professor Richard Kingsford

“It's an ongoing battle but I do think a lot of these major environmental problems are not really about lack of knowledge.” Professor Kingsford is the Director of the Centre for Ecosystem Science at t...

12 Juli 202214min

Shandell Cummings and Dr Alison Lullfitz

Shandell Cummings and Dr Alison Lullfitz

"There’s been that big shift where people are starting to appreciate cultural knowledge a lot more than what it would have been appreciated in the past.” - Shandell Cummings Shandell Cummings is a Mer...

5 Juli 202215min

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