CEED Research
Prediction
Science for children
Questionable research practice
Ivory Burn
The elevator pitch
The viscous cycle to extinction
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Prediction
CEED Chief Investigator Brendan Wintle explains prediction and why it is so important for environmental decision science. -
Science for children
CEED Chief Investigator and RMIT researcher Professor Sarah Bekessy talks about the children's book she put together with other researchers and an artist to reconnect kids with nature! She says it is one of the scientific achievements she is most proud of. More on 'The Little Things That Run the City' can be found here -
Questionable research practice
Are you doing any of these questionable research practices? Dr Hannah Fraser's study showed about 50% of ecological researchers has done at least one thing which could be considered questionable. -
Ivory Burn
The world's largest ivory burn delivered a strong message - but who received it? A new study has found media coverage predominately reached a Western audience, which has few elephant poachers and few consumers of illegally-sourced ivory. -
The elevator pitch
How would you explain your research in a literal elevator pitch. -
The viscous cycle to extinction
Dr Matthew Holden uses math to explain how a seemingly 'safe' population can get on the vicious cycle toward extinction.
CEED Interviews
David Pannell
Brendan Wintle
Decision Point Magazine
Sarah Bekessy
Environmental decision science
Advantages of CEED
Detection methods
Jonathan Rhodes
CEED's global impact
Where are they now? Annabel Smith
Speeding up 'a million years of research'
Not ‘lucky’
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David Pannell
CEED Chief Investigator David Pannell explains how an economist fits in with an environmental decision science research centre. -
Brendan Wintle
Chief Investigator Brendan Wintle talks about his work in conserving threatened species, biodiversity, and how CEED and environmental decision science fits in. -
Decision Point Magazine
Decision Point magazine editor David Salt talks about 10 years at the helm of this unique decision science publication. -
Sarah Bekessy
CEED Chief Investigator Sarah Bekessy talks about her work 're-enchanting people with nature' and her time with the Centre. -
Environmental decision science
Professor Hugh Possingham explains why environmental decision science is so important to conservation. -
Advantages of CEED
Dr Angela Guerrero-Gonzalez talks about her project and the advantages of being part of CEED. -
Detection methods
How do you track down invasive species that are hard to spot? And what is the success rate? CEED Chief Investigator Mick McCarthy takes us outside for a detection methods demo. -
Jonathan Rhodes
CEED Chief Investigator Jonathan Rhodes explains his research and how The Centre has made an impact from research, to practice and policy. -
CEED's global impact
CEED Advisory Board Chair Professor Alistar Robertson talks about CEED's global impact on environmental science and conservation. -
Where are they now? Annabel Smith
Dr Annabel Smith talks about her time at CEED and how it helped steer her successful research career. -
Speeding up 'a million years of research'
Assoc Prof Peter Vesk explains leaf economics and how plant generalisation can dramatically speed up 'a million years of research'. -
Not ‘lucky’
International Women's Day: CEED Director Professor Kerrie Wilson reflects on her career journey, realising that it was hard work, not luck, that helped her achieve her goals.