Dive deep without the time sink at the Fenner School of Environment & Society’s enlightening series of flash talks. In just 10 minutes, our researchers will open your eyes to the complexities and curiosities of environmental science!

First up, Geoff Cary presents “Climate Change and Fire Regimes.” How is climate change reshaping our forests and fire habits? Geoff brings a burning question to light, discussing the future of our forests.

Followed by Linda van Bommel exploring “Using Livestock Guardian Dogs to Support Regenerative Farming.” Linda shares how guardian dogs are not just farm heroes but key players in advancing sustainable agricultural practices.

Peter Taylor delves into “Colonial Science on Cape York.” Unearth hidden stories with Peter as he delves into the lesser-known history of colonial science in Cape York.

Finally, Kien van Nguyen caps us off with “Mekong Organics in the Mekong Region.” Kien explores the impact of organic farming in the Mekong Region, shedding light on sustainable practices that are changing agriculture.

Get ready for a dose of rapid-fire research with lasting impacts! Join us for the talks and stay for the discussions. See you there!