This one day symposium will bring experts together from across academia, policy and land management to discuss how new technologies and tools can be deployed in cost effective ways to resist, accept and direct paths to effective nature repair.

***Workshop postponed until Feb/Mar 2026***

Ivan Koludarov visiting from the Technical University of Munich's Department of Scientific Computing will present a two-day workshop on genome annotation methods and their application to difficult to annotate multicopy gene families.

This 3-day workshop presented by Fred Allendorf and other guest speakers will provide a comprehensive overview of the essential background, concepts, and tools required to understand how genetics and genomics can be used for conservation and management.

Professor Fred Allendorf from the University of Montana will discuss the relationship between effective population size and allelic variation and its implications for species conservation status.

Researchers and Traditional Owners show two-way learning is helping understand how extreme drought and heat waves are impacting native flora at Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.

The 2025 joint Academy of the Social Sciences in Australia Workshop and Australian Academy of Science Fenner Conference on the Environment will explore environmental, technical and social solutions to address the challenges of extreme heat.

Explore cutting-edge biodiversity research in a series of fast-paced talks—from thermal sensitivity and parasite genomics to airborne eDNA, population histories, the Bogong Moth Summit, and the Diversity Scanner. Don’t miss this snapshot of innovation in environmental science!

Dr Rob Salguero-Gómez (University of Oxford) will lead an interactive workshop designed specifically for PhD students and early-career researchers to provide a behind-the-scenes look at the publication process.