Environment

Recent Master of Environment graduate Indumathi Arunan shares her intersectional approach to sustainability, and what it’s been like entering the field in 2020.

I am inspired by being out in Australia's natural areas and parks, I especially have an interest in how fire affects the landscape,

Randi's studies in the Development stream helped him build foundational knowledge that he now brings to his role as the Founder and CEO of his own social enterprise company.

“We can work towards bridging the gap between science and policy decision-making."

Euan Ferguson is a former Chief Officer of the Victorian Country Fire Authority (CFA), but retirement from the CFA hasn’t meant slowing down. Ever-passionate about the science behind our country’s specialised forestry and climate needs, Euan now provides consultation, advice and coaching services and mentors students in his spare time.

Bachelor of Arts and Graduate Diploma of Environment alumnus Daniel Simons has channelled his passion for positive change into the long running Transitions Film Festival, where he is a Founding Board Member and National Director.

The historic Burnley Gardens contain numerous noteworthy and long-standing horticultural gems, luring plant enthusiasts from around the world. One of these gems, though, is easily missed by the thousands of visitors - Andrew Smith, the Gardens Coordinator and Campus Facilities Manager.

Master of Forest Ecosystem Science graduate, Sarah Dickson-Hoyle, reflects on her journey from Bachelors to Masters and into the workforce, and gives her advice for current students.

Master of Forest Ecosystem Science student, Gavin Livingston, reflects on his attendance at the 2015 International Forestry Students' Symposium (IFSS) in the Philippines.

Current Master of Forest Ecosystem Science student, Jamie Burton, reflects on her time studying Forest Science during her Bachelor of Science degree.

PhD candidate in the School of Ecosystem and Forest Sciences, Luis Orozco Aguilar, talks about his Urban Trees research and his plans for the future.

Master of Forest Ecosystem Sciences student, Christopher Morton, discusses the highlights of his studies at the University of Melbourne.

My PhD research targeted the science–management interface, acknowledging that both scientists and managers play vital roles in the creation and use of scientific evidence in conservation management.

Master of Environment graduate, Amy Cox, talks about her internship experience in Myanmar with the International Water Management Institute.

I knew that overseas artists had always been engaged in environmental issues, and overseas there was an movement and community being developed. I thought that we could do something akin to that here, and even bigger.

Dr Kylie Soanes talks about her science journey and reflects on her PhD studies in the School of Ecosystem and Forest Sciences.

I now work full time in the innovation lab at the City of Melbourne where I look at new, innovative ways to solve not only environmental but all sorts of problems at the local government level.

Bachelor of Science student, Mitchell Stephen, talks about his experience studying Forest Systems, a third-year Forest Science capstone subject.