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Biodiversity
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There are strong inter-relationships between climate change and biodiversity. Rapid climate change affects ecosystems and species ability to adapt and so biodiversity loss increases.
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Researchers
- Professor Jon Altman
- Dr Rini Astuti
- Professor Xuemei Bai
- Emeritus Professor Marilyn Ball
- Associate Professor Alison Behie
- Professor Justin Borevitz
- Dr Mike Bourke
- Associate Professor Kathryn Bowen
- Associate Professor Cristopher Brack
- Professor Geoff Cary
- Emeritus Professor Robert Costanza
- Dr Steven Crimp
- Associate Professor Barry Croke
- Prof Katherine Daniell
- Professor Roderick Dewar
- Mr David Dumaresq
- Ms Ashley Jameson Eriksmoen
- Honorary Professor Colin Filer
- Professor William Foley
- Dr David Freudenberger
- Professor Robert Furbank
- Associate Professor Philip Gibbons
- Dr Rebecca Hamilton
- Professor Robert Heinsohn
- Professor Michael Hutchinson
- Associate Professor Gavin J.D. Smith
- Benedict Keaney
- Professor Loeske Kruuk
- Professor Kuntala Lahiri-Dutt
- Dr Aparna Lal
- Dr Naomi Langmore
- Professor David Lindenmayer
- Professor Yuerui Lu
- Dr Amrita Malhi
- Professor Adrian Manning
- Dr Charles Massy
- Siobhan McDonnell
- Professor Patrick Meir
- Professor Craig Moritz
- Dr Claudia Munera Roldan
- Dr Barry Newell
- Associate Professor Adrienne Nicotra
- Dr Rachael Rodney Harris
- Dr Sofia C. Samper Carro
- Dr Nikolay Shirokikh
- Professor Luca Tacconi
- Dr Phuc Xuan To
- Prof Brian Walker
- Assoc Prof Bob Webb
- Tony Webster
- Professor George Wilson
- Dr Tingbao Xu
- Associate Professor Marta Yebra
Students
- Rachel Bowman
- Ingrid Coughlin
- Alexander Cox
- Liz Dovey
- Rachel Downey
- Rocco Fabrizio Notarnicola
- Helen King
- Timothy Rhodes
- Asim Riaz
- Chitresh Saraswat
- Vehia Wheeler
- Ruirui Zhu
- Christer de Silva
Professional staff
2022
Engaging with the future: framings of adaptation to climate change in conservation, Claudia Munera-Roldan, Matthew J. Colloff, Bruno Locatelli, Carina Wyborn, Ecosystems and People.