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Welcome to UK/ Australia Season. This introduction offers key information about the Season’s programme and theme, as well as some information about the website.
The British Council and the Australian Government acknowledges the traditional custodians of country throughout Australia and their continuing connection to land, water and community. We pay our respect to their elders past, present and emerging, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
Welcome to UK/ Australia Season. This introduction offers key information about the Season’s programme and theme, as well as some information about the website.
Welcome to UK/ Australia Season. This introduction offers key information about the Season’s programme and theme, as well as some information about the website.
Date | 27.10.2021 | |
Time | 12:00pm (GMT) | |
Location | Online |
Date: 27.10.2021 | Time: 12:00pm (GMT) |
Join Edith Cowan University and University of Portsmouth experts exploring how human activities contribute to marine pollution and threats of wildfires in Australia and UK.
Our climate is changing due to human activities. In this public talk, join academic from, or associated with, the School of the Environment, Geography and Geosciences, University of Portsmouth, UK, and the School of Science, Edith Cowan University, Perth, Australia to discuss the impacts on our coastal and aquatic systems and how we manage our precious water resources.
Longer hotter and drier summers, caused by climate change, are increasingly a feature in both Australia and the UK with threats from devastating wildfires looming large. Join experts who will discuss their research and potential climate solutions to help restore fire ravaged habitats.
This series of public events hosted by the University of Portsmouth, UK and Edith Cowan University, Australia brings together university researchers, civil society leaders, and industry experts to debate and discuss big picture questions facing their disciplinary areas in the context of the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Illuminating local approaches to global challenges within specific disciplinary areas, this series of public events offers the opportunity to reflect on shared and divergent experiences in tackling local problems and to learn more about our exciting dual degree programmes that enable students to study in both the UK and Australia.
These events mark the launch of a set of distinctive dual degrees by the University of Portsmouth in the UK and Edith Cowan University in Western Australia. Students on these programmes will have the benefit of studying the complimentary curricula of both institutions, studying across two countries and receiving two awards.
Please check local time and make sure you have the right time zone!
27 October 12:00 – 14:00 UK time or 19:00 – 21:00 Perth time
The recording can be seen here using this passcode 5Tf7Zc!D
UoP speakers will be discussing the following topics:
Water management and pollution in the UK: Dr. Julia Brown (UoP), Dr. Sarah Reynolds & Dr. Linley Hastewell (Binnies)
Wildfires in the UK – Dr. Mark Hardiman (UoP)
ECU speakers will be discussing the following topics:
Introducing fires as a global problem – Dr. Eddie van Etten
Fire and water in a changing climate – Professor Pierre Horwitz & Dr. David Blake
Climate change resilience planning -Dr. Kat O’Mara
The University of Portsmouth is one of the top 150 young universities in the world (Times Higher Education rankings 2021).
Edith Cowan University is one of the top 100 young universities in the world (Times Higher Education rankings 2021).
Welcome to UK/ Australia Season. This introduction offers key information about the Season’s programme and theme, as well as some information about the website.
Welcome to UK/ Australia Season. This introduction offers key information about the Season’s programme and theme, as well as some information about the website.