Books that Changed Humanity is a book club with a difference.

Methods to infer diversification dynamics, biogeography and trait evolution are becoming increasingly (and infuriatingly) complex.

Biological invasions pose a significant threat to global biodiversity, but can also provide interesting insight into ecological theory.

Complex systems are those systems that are comprised of a large number of interacting units, such as neurons in a brain, and individual animals in fish schools

In this workshop, participants will use the ALA (Atlas of Living Australia) and the BCCVL (Biodiversity and Climate Change Virtual Laboratory) to explore

After a long absence, C&C resumes this week with a discussion on the following paper: Gallagher, R.V. (2016) Correlates of range size variation in the

Bushfires are a defining characteristic of Australia’s environment.

Throughout 2015 Steven Holland was Artist-in-Resident at the Research School of Biology under the ANU Vice Chancellors College Artists Fellowship Scheme.

In humans, paleoclimatic changes may have triggered the demographic expansion out of Africa into novel environments, causing the appearance of numerous local