What does mean for a local-national to do research in partnership with the interests and concerns of her people?

The Fenner School has is celebrating PhD Scholar Xolile Ncube, who recently received Crawford Fund NextGen support for her doctoral research. Ms Ncube’s...

When Fenner Masters graduate Yiwen Chen led a review of irrigation in the Murray Darling with Prof. Jamie Pittock, Dr. Matthew Colloff and Dr Anna Lukasiewicz...

The Canberra Times profiles graduate student Hmalan Hunter-Xénié, telling her story of studying at the Fenner School as an Indigenous woman from the Top End.

What makes a plant rare? Simply being hard to find, or even endangered? It was this question that Fenner PhD student Meena Sritharan is searching for an answer...

When Dominique Holani started her Bachelor of Environment and Sustainability/Bachelor of Development Studies at Fenner School, she knew she wanted to go on...

I’ve been fascinated by the way that people think about the environment and balance it with other needs, and how this translates to social, political and...

Darren Le Roux's PhD, is investigating the biodiversity sensitivity of the urban greenspace. 

Combining genetic and GIS methods to look for similarities and differences in cultural behaviours such as vocalisations and courtship ‘dance’ routines.

After much hard work I had the good fortune to find that the Fenner School was home to Professor Robert Heinsohn, who had previously done research with lions...