ACCESS geog&enviro

Australian Centre for Culture, Environment, Society & Space (formerly known as AUSCCER) @ University of Wollongong. News, research, events, publications.

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Join us for our final @ACCESS_GEOG seminar for this session! Today (Wednesday 22nd May - 12:30pm) we welcome Assoc. Prof @KathyMee10 from the University of Newcastle. All welcome! @UOWASSH

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Human tree relationships are at the heart of healthy, liveable and sustainable cities. Our short film Arbor-Amor explains why. @ACCESS_GEOG @PhillipsCate @lstraughan

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Join us Wednesday for another @ACCESS_GEOG seminar! This week we invite Dr Rebecca Olive from the University of Queensland to talk about swimming and surfing as world making practices. @UOWASSH @UOW_VC

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Venue: Building 29, Room G07
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Join us for this week’s @ACCESS_GEOG seminar! On Wednesday (20th March) we invite Prof Chris Garlik from North Carolina State University to present on: Polycentric governance of climate-induced relocation: The experience of three U.S. communities. @UOW_VC @UOWASSH @uowresearch

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For #IWD2024, our colleague & PhD scholar, Stephanie Beaupark, is named as 1 of ‘50 remarkable & inspirational women in Aus science’ by Cosmos Magazine! Steph's a Ngugi woman studying the colour chemistry of natural dyes w/ Indigenous natural dye artists: https://t.co/VSIiRMhSGy

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Join us for our first @ACCESS_GEOG seminar of 2024! This week we welcome Assoc. Prof Wiktoria Glad (Linköping University, Sweden) to present: 'A role-model neighbourhood? Designing, planning, building, & living in a sustainable new city district in Sweden. All welcome!

[Dr Laura Hammersley @LauraAH110]

We just landed back in Sydney from our amazing adventure in India! 170 million years ago we were neighbours, now we’re friends across the sea. Until next time 🧡🤍💚

[Dr Laura Hammersley @LauraAH110]

Thank you to the 20 students who’ve been absolutely amazing! Always respectful, engaged, asking thoughtful questions & participating fully! It’s a real privilege to assist students on this learning journey & I look forward to seeing how they apply this experience going forward!

[Dr Laura Hammersley @LauraAH110]

Students always say this trip is the highlight of their degree. We have Asha, Karishma & Vidisha to thank for that this year! The dream team!

[Dr Laura Hammersley @LauraAH110]

…get to engage w/ & learn from ppl & places they wouldn’t be able to on their own. Sustainable, small scale tourism embedded in an experiential learning framework can have a powerful impact on how students understand & see a complex changing world.

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This trip would not be possible without our partnership w/ @D_Endeavours & @dakshin_seas! Their passion for conservation & social justice alongside their approach to establishing long-term, ethical & reciprocal relationships w/ communities & community orgs means our students…

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I’m always blown away by the power of song, dance & food to bridge cultures & language barriers! Tonight we had the privilege of dancing & singing w/ the Soliga community: “we now have shared memories”.

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From one escarpment to the next! This is where the Western Ghats meets the Eastern Ghats:

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Part 2: The students presented their fieldtrip learnings. This trip is all about hearing from different perspectives & understanding how complex the conservation & colonial landscape is!

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Day 13 - Part 1: Early safari w/ a very special tiger sighting. Nicknamed the lantana safari - this experience was particularly unique! Tradition dictates (from the 1st group who saw a king cobra), that those who saw the tiger are now obligated to get a tattoo of one 🐅!

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Part 5: We finished off the day w/ students working in groups to prepare for their presentations tomorrow! Time to bring together threads of complexity across a number of key themes!