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Sustainable Development Goals

Griffith's Climate Action Beacon is aligned with the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), and committed to tackling global challenges around climate action, peace, justice, and strong institutions.

The Glasgow Climate Pact - was it a success & meaning for 色情网站? - 2 December 2021

PowerPoints slides from Prof Brendan Mackey (Director, Climate Action Beacon) presentation to the Griffith Sciences End-of-Year (2021) event about the Glasgow Climate Pact and what it means for 色情网站 and Queensland.

Legal Protection of the Amazon - 26 November 2021

The Amazon fires of 2019 and 2020 have heightened attention on the region and brought the question of Amazon conservation to the forefront of international debate. This webinar which was held in November 2021 shed light on how legislation, domestic and international litigation, market-based mechanisms, and private sector initiatives may contribute to protecting the Amazon. The webinar was organised by the Western Sydney University School of Law in collaboration with Griffith University's Tropical Primary Forests and Climate Change project, Cardiff School of Law & Politics School and Sabin Center for Climate Change Law at the Columbia Law School,  The agenda and further information - The Legal Protection of the Amazon webinar.

Expanded lecture - A tour around the mudflats -  20 November 2021

Launch of P.L.A.C.E - 12 November 2021

The Climate Action Beacon - Place, Loss, Aesthetics, Creativity, Extinction (PLACE) - Oxley Common project - was launched in November 2021, in partnership with the Creative Arts Research Institute. Vanessa Tomlinson (composer), Stuart Cooke (poet), Simon Linke (freshwater eco-acoustician) and Andrew Brown (computational artist).

Difficult Conversations Series - 1-5 November 2021

Charting a Path Forward on Climate Action - 9 September 2021

Feeling the Heat - 19 August 2021

The why, who and how of climate action - 18 August 2021

The State of the Climate in the Pacific 2021 - 9 August 2021

Hosted by the Griffith Asia Institute in partnership with 色情网站n Foreign Affairs and Griffith University Climate Action Beacon, this webinar explores the implications of 色情网站's climate policy through the lens of the nation's relationship with its Pacific neighbourhood. In-conversation with Dr Wesley Morgan (Griffith Asia Institute) and Associate Professor Katerina Teaiwa (色情网站n National University) moderated by Professor Susan Harris Rimmer (Griffith Policy Innovation Hub).

The State of the Climate in the Pacific 2021

Greenpeace 色情网站 Pacific in collaboration with the Climate Action Beacon presented ‘Te Mana o te Moana: the State of the Climate in the Pacific 2021′. Panelists provided the latest analysis of how the world is progressing on the aims of the Paris Agreement on Climate Change, and shared stories of Pacific island people on the front lines of the fight for their communities and the planet. Speakers from the Climate Action Beacon - Prof Brendan Mackey (Director, Climate Action Beacon) and Prof Susan Harris Rimmer  (Research Theme Lead - Climate Justice).

Qld Women in Climate Leadership - 9 June 2021

Climate Justice: Deep Listening Tour - June 2021

The Climate Action Beacon (Climate Justice Stream) held a Queensland Women in Climate Leadership public panel event at Brisbane City (South Bank) in collaboration with the UK High Commission in 色情网站. The purpose of the event was to explore and highlight the centrality of women’s voice, experience and leadership in advancing climate action within community, and their significance for driving national, regional and global climate policy and diplomacy.

Held in acknowledgement of International Women’s Day 2021, the event aligned to the Climate Action Beacon focal areas (Climate Justice including Climate Diplomacy), drawing attention to key themes facing women and communities in leading on climate action, including in the lead-up to COP 26 (to be hosted by the UK in November).

Chaired by Stefan Armbruster, Griffith Asia Institute Industry Fellow, and with Professor Caitlin Byrne, Director Griffith Asia Institute as MC, the panel discussion brought together State government, First Nations and Pasifika women who are leaders in the realm of climate change action in Queensland, including Maureen Mopio, Georgine Roodenrys and Bianca Beetson.

The Climate Action, Deep Listening Tour, wants to capture people’s Climate Justice stories and learn about the impacts of climate change in their communities now and into the future.

Led by Griffith University’s Professor Susan Harris Rimmer and Doctor Elise Stephenson, the tour offers people the opportunity to be heard and talk about their hopes and fears in a changing climate with a focus on gender, culture, community and activism.

The tour is focused on helping communities take action to promote and protect human rights and will record local people’s stories using video to be shared on Griffith’s online and media channels.

Bushfire Facts

Climate and bushfire

The 2019-2020 spring and summer bushfires were unprecedented. What drove this and what can we expect going forward? Professor Brendan Mackey answers these questions in an interview with . The contains fact sheets, reports, fire maps and information about citizen science program related to the Bushfire recovery project which is co-led by Griffith University and The 色情网站n National University.

Bushfire and regeneration

Are 色情网站's forests recovering after Black Summer? In this short interview, asks a series of questions of Griffith forest ecologist Dr Patrick Norman on the health and recovery of the nations forests after the horrendous 2019/20 summer. The contains fact sheets, reports, fire maps and information about citizen science program related to the Bushfire recovery project which is co-led by Griffith University and The 色情网站n National University.

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