This two-day CBA Synthesis Group workshop will highlight the cultural and ecological importance of the Bogong Moth and discuss the challenges and developments in their conservation.

Four short talks will cut across carbon and water cycles, land use - agriculture, forestry and biodiverse natural ecosystems, which interact with changing global CO2, energy and temperature scenarios.

The CBA is pleased to be supporting this conference to celebrate the achievements and identify future directions in the discovery, documentation and protection of Australasia's biodiversity.

The CBA and the National Centre for Indigenous Genomics are hosting a symposium on new advances in 3rd-generation genomics in genome assembly, haplotypes, pangenomes, and structural variation.

A showcase of CBA-funded research to celebrate our 10th year.

This event will explore climate adaptation for environment, heritage and water in the ACT. It intends to provoke thought, stimulate debate, and lay the groundwork for productive collaborations, as the ACT initiates work on a detailed framework for climate adaptation in this area.

As part of the Humboldt Day commemorations the CBA is hosting an online mini-symposium presenting recent insights into how historical climate change and trait evolution has shaped Australasian biogeography.

A day of sharing information and network building on adaptations to climate change hosted by the Centre for Biodiversity Analysis.

In conjunction with the CBA co-sponsored Workshop on Ecological and Evolutionary Genomics, we are hosting a one-day symposium and workshop in Canberra

Genome sequencing of model species has yielded important insights into population history, adaptation and speciation. Applying population genomics methods

Biological collections and genomics. How can we best tap the genomic potential in the millions of specimens held in collections worldwide?

An engagement and dialogue workshop for research providers (scientists) and research users (policy makers and managers).