Lecturer in Plant Ecology, position open Tenure: Term (5 years) Level: Level B (A$93,182 - A$110,654 p.a.) More details & to apply: http://bit.ly/1OQg2lX Applications close: Friday 12 February 2016 (APPLICATIONS NOW CLOSED) Team website: http://ecosystemchangeecology.org We are seeking to recruit a Lecturer in Plant Ecology (Ecosystem Change Ecology, Invasion Science and/or Restoration Ecology). The appointee … Continue reading Job opportunity: joint CSIRO-UWA appointment
Invasion Science
Recent graduations: Caroline Delaisse & Timm Dobert
Congratulations to Caroline Delaisse and Timm Dobert! As we close in on the end of 2015, two of the Ecosystem Change Ecology team students have successfully graduated from the University of Western Australia. Caroline Delaisse completed her BSc(Hons) entitled “Understanding processes influencing seed germination in Rubus anglocandicans to improve weed invasion management” with the School … Continue reading Recent graduations: Caroline Delaisse & Timm Dobert
New publication: is CRISPR-based gene drive a biocontrol silver bullet or global conservation threat?
Are we are willing to risk the global loss of a species as a result of unintended dispersal of modified individuals back to their native range, to benefit from the control efficiencies that CRISPRCas9 gene drive technology could offer?
New publication: helping guide weed management in a rapidly changing climate
AdaptNRM : Climate change tools and resources for NRMs AdaptNRM is a collaboration between CSIRO and NCCARF to take key adaptation approaches and information sources that are national in scope and make them accessible and relevant for regional planning. Some of the challenges of adapting to climate change and some of the information needed to support … Continue reading New publication: helping guide weed management in a rapidly changing climate
New publication: CSIRO’s new biodiversity book
Biodiversity: Science and Solutions for Australia CSIRO's new book provides the latest scientific knowledge on Australia’s biodiversity. The book describes the unique features of Australia’s species and focuses on solutions for the future. Capturing the latest information on Australia’s biodiversity, the book aims to provide business, government, and the community with practical solutions to managing … Continue reading New publication: CSIRO’s new biodiversity book
