Dr Sarah Legge discusses her work into the impact of domestic cats on native wildlife.

Behind the headline - The impact of domestic cat on wildlife (Dr Sarah Legge)

Chitresh Saraswat spoke with All India Radio (AIR) during his field trip to India in Dec 2019-Jan 2020, and broadcasted nationwide on 6th January 2020. 

Chitresh was part of the "Environmental Sustainability for Youth" program, which aimed to increase awareness regarding the environment and climate change among youth. 

This interview was "Climate Change and Water Management", with the following points discussed.

Climate change as a problem worldwide
The role of negotiations at the United Nations (negotiations at UNFCCC and other agencies)
Traditional and Indigenous knowledge 
Innovation and sustainability transitions (worldwide and India)
Flood resiliency program 
Behavioral changes in community regarding climate change
How to deal with climate change in local context (Indian context)

(Please note this program takes place in the Hindi language)

All India Radio - Climate Change and Water Management - Chitresh Saraswat (in Hindi)

FSES101 - Finding a path towards your degree (episode 1)

FSES101 - Studying as an international student(episode 2)

Uhuru EP

FSES101 - Fieldwork & student experiences (episode 3)

FSES101 - Careers & Life After Fenner

Lockdowns to curb the spread of Covid-19 are seemingly the best news the environment has received in a long time. Carbon emissions have dropped dramatically, reductions in air pollution have saved many lives and mountain vistas have revealed themselves for the first time in decades.

Is this virus then good for sustainability?

Behind The Headline - Is a Covid shutdown good for the environment? (Dr Steven Lade)

Professor Jamie Pittock discusses a new report which shows that 20% of the expected water in the Murray-Darling is unaccounted for.

Behind the headline - Missing water in the Murray (Prof Jamie Pittock)

In this episode, we speak with Dr Ben Scheele. He thought his team’s monitoring cameras in Kosciusko National Park were damaged in the summer bushfires, but an exploratory look inside found a few surprises.

ANU Fenner School of Environment & Society