Two researchers sit in the grass of a Tasmanian forest doing field work.

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Welcome to The Fenner School

Take a brief tour of our campus, the work we do, and the fieldwork we offer.

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Two researchers doing field work on a forest floor in Tasmania.

The Fenner School of Environment & Society is a world-leading centre for cross-disciplinary environmental and sustainability research, education and policy-relevant advice. Find out more about our impact and engagement.

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The School enjoys a collegial leadership with a number of Committees supporting the School's Director. Meet the members of the School’s Executive.

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A black and white photograph of Frank Fenner.

The School is named in honour of internationally renowned scholar, Professor Frank Fenner. Read more about the legacy of Professor Frank Fenner and the origins of the Fenner School.

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An aerial view of woodland and dam at dawn.

Going into the field is fundamental to research and education in the Fenner School. You’ll find our researchers and students in places ranging from woodlands in Canberra to villages in Fiji and Vietnam.

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The Frank Fenner building surrounded by wattle.

The Fenner School is housed in Frank Fenner Building and the Forestry Building. Find out more about the environmental and historical significance of our facilities.

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A group of students, staff and academics in colourful clothes pose together for a photo outside.

Find out more about the people who comprise our vibrant, cross-disciplinary scholarly community.

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Wattle in the foreground of the Fenner building.

Our vision is to encourage sound environmental policy and governance outcomes that support sustainability.

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