What is an associated site? It's a web site relating to the academic work of one or more Fenner School staff members, that is included within the Fenner School web site. Some Fenner web sites have been classified as archival sites.

ANU Sustainability Learning Community

Get involved in campus sustainability with the ANU Sustainability Learning Community - for both Fenner staff and students.

Australian National University's Coastal Campus

The ANU Coastal Campus and Field Station (Edith and Joy London Foundation) located at Kioloa, New South Wales.

>The Kioloa (ANU Coastal Campus) GLCTS Pathfinder Site

Kioloa (ANU Coastal Campus) was one of four Australian Global Land Cover Pathfinder sites nominated, and is the only one of the four to have been completed.

>The Kioloa (ANU Coastal Campus) Virtual Field Area

A protype project to develop a virtual field area covering the ANU Coastal Campus and the surrounding region.

ANU Economics and Environment Network (EEN)

EEN was set up in 2002 to promote collaboration, integration, innovation, learning and research in environmental, ecological and resource economics within ANU.

ANU Human Ecology Forum

 

Australian Siberian Expedition 1903

In the northern summer of 1903, the distinguished Australian ornithologist Robert Hall (1867-1949) and his young assistant R. E. (Ernie) Trebilcock (1880-1976), took a very long detour on a voyage from Australia to England. Hall was the author of a number of ornithological publications, and co-author of some books on nature study.

 

Bat Atlas

BatAtlas aims to provide up-to-date information on flying-foxes, particularly in Australia.

Environmental History Network

The Environmental History Network is a loose affiliation between people from all departments of ANU, surrounding institutions and private individuals living in ACT (or nearby) interested in all or any of the many manifestations of environmental history.

Fenner School Education Sites

Web sites providing information for primary and secondary school students.

• Woodlands: A disappearing landscape - Australia's woodland areas support a diverse array of birds, mammals, reptiles, frogs, invertebrates and plants, but they are under threat from clearing and inappropriate grazing. Understanding woodlands is an important way forward for promoting their sustainable management and conservation.

 

Forest Measurement and Modelling

 

Research Working Group on Forest Measurement and Information Systems (RWG#2)

 

Integrated Catchment Assessment and Management Centre (ICAM)

Myna Home Page

Information relating to the Common Myna Acridotheres tristis, an introduced species wreaking havoc on Australia's native bird populations.

SRES Students Society