EIANZ in Balwyn, Victoria | Non-profit organisation
EIANZ
Locality: Balwyn, Victoria
Phone: +61 3 8593 4140
Address: Suite 3, 255 Whitehorse Road 3103 Balwyn, VIC, Australia
Website: http://www.eianz.org/
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25.01.2022 Engaging Australians on the importance of closing the recycling loop by buying products made with recycled content is also key to creating a sustainable future. We need to rethink our waste and see it as a resource that can be turned into new products. By keeping these materials in circulation for as long as possible, this benefits the environment by reducing the extraction of virgin materials for new products, as well as the water and energy it takes to make them. #nationalrecyclingweek #plantark #recycle #circulareconomy #sustainability
25.01.2022 New articles are available in the Australasian Journal of Environmental Management! Want to stay updated on the latest #environmental management & #research? Sign-up to the AJEM, discounts are available to EIANZ members! Learn more here http://ow.ly/m28V50BqP3f
25.01.2022 EIANZ welcomes the Committee of Northern Australia’s Interim Report to the Inquiry into the destruction of 46,000-year-old caves at the Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara region of Western Australia. We believe it is an important step forward and we support the committee’s statement that ‘never again can we allow the destruction, the devastation and the vandalism of cultural sites as has occurred with the Juukan Gorgenever again’. It is the Institute’s hope that the impact on herit...age and cultural values of Juukan Gorge, and distress to the Traditional Owners, can serve to drive a better understanding of Aboriginal heritage and how and why they need to be protected well beyond the life of any individual project. EIANZ considers that destruction of significant cultural heritage sites such as Juukan Gorge is irrevocable. The values of such sites are irreplaceable and important, not only to PKKP Traditional Owners who have a deep spiritual and cultural connection to their cultural heritage, but also to the broader public and future generations, who have lost an important part of their history and the nation’s story. Read the report in the link http://ow.ly/zKPA50CHxNf
25.01.2022 EIANZ is proud to introduce Mike Smith, Iwi Leader & Chair of Iwi Chairs Climate Change Rp who will give a Maori perspective at the upcoming NZ Virtual Symposium Carbon Zero 2050. Mike champions Mori efforts to support the development of collective solutions, reducing greenhouse gases and accelerating Mori resilience to climate change. Click the link in the bio for more info & registration #AotearoaNewZeland #climatechange #environment #digital #carbon #online #wildlife #nature #water #forests #air #sustainability #sustainable #climate #NZ
24.01.2022 EIANZs #ACT Division has released a statement on the upcoming ACT Election. The statement calls for a #green recovery focused on #climate change mitigation, investment in sustainable initiatives, #environmental protections & community engagement. Read statement http://ow.ly/lUru50AS7JG
24.01.2022 Has rainfall for the year to date been enough to break the drought? This week during #WorldWaterWeek, we look at the impact this years rain has had on Austral...ias worst-affected drought areas. Since January this year, some regions of eastern Australia have received above-average rainfall, particularly across some of the worst drought-affected areas of central and western New South Wales. This rainfall has been welcome and has eased drought conditions by helping fill dams on farms and wetting soils. But some areas have largely missed out on recent rains. Southern South Australia and southwest Western Australia have received below-average rainfall in 2020, continuing dry conditions from 2018. Most drought-affected areas still need sustained above-average rainfall for streamflow and water storages to increase to at least average levels. For more information, read our latest blog: http://ow.ly/h2UR50B87no Recent rain at Broken Hill, NSW, captured by Vlatkos Photography. #WWWeek Stockholm International Water Institute (SIWI)
24.01.2022 Yesterday, the EPBC Amendment (Streamlining Environmental Approvals) Bill 2020 was tabled in the Australian Parliament. The Institute is considering implications and will release a detailed response soon but, in the meantime, we encourage a thoughtful debate that considers the Final Report of the EPBC Act Review. We reiterate the position outlined in our recent response to the Reviews Interim Report. Read statement here http://ow.ly/btU450Bai8C... Read the EPBC Amendment Bill https://bit.ly/3gARbIj #auspol #EPBCActReview #environment #wildlife #biodiversity #conservation #policy #Australia
23.01.2022 The EIANZ is committed to the protection and enhancement of our world for current and future generations. Read our statement http://ow.ly/QMZC50CrD9O Join us this Wednesday for our site contamination webinar. Learn more and register http://ow.ly/jMYa50CrD9R
22.01.2022 We are proud to introduce Ms Michelle Sands, Horticulture NZ. Michelles background is in hydrology and water quality and she has led the development of catchment scale models to inform catchment limit setting and allocation policy. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/lkS150BqPGu #CarbonZero2050 #Aotearoa #NewZealand #webinar #conference #climate #climatechange #environment #carbon #ParisAgreement"
22.01.2022 Plants nurture a whole world of creatures in the soil, that in return feed and protect the plants. This diverse community of living organisms keeps the soil healthy and fertile. This vast world constitutes soil biodiversity and determines the main biogeochemical processes that make life possible on Earth. World Soil Day aims to raise awareness of the importance of sustaining healthy ecosystems and human well-being. #WorldSoilDay
21.01.2022 Join EIANZ and Kaitij man, Wayne Davis for a #webinar or Traditional #Indigenous methods used in land management. Wayne will discuss his almost 40 years of practical experience in "Caring for Country" and how those experiences are applied. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/HnCT50AW39R #environment #landmanagement #conservation #biodiversity #flora #fauna #Australia
21.01.2022 The NZ Chapter of EIANZ invites you to their Virtual Symposium | Carbon Zero 2020 on 23 & 24 September 2020. New Zealands Climate Change Response (Zero Carbon) Amendment Act 2019 outlines how New Zealand will contribute to the global effort to comply with the Paris Agreement this symposium will hear from the Chair of the Climate Change Commission to speak on the Commissions mandate and how it intends to proceed. The symposium features speakers from different areas of expertise who will address aspects of carbon emissions and host interactive discussion sessions at the end of each day. For more information on the speakers and the event, follow this link > http://ow.ly/QEIT50APYyK
20.01.2022 Today is #InternationalWhaleSharkDay! Did you know... Their maximum size and age is unknown, with estimates as high as up to 20 meters and a lifespan of over 100 years. Whale sharks give birth to live young.... Whale shark mouths can contain more than 300 rows of small teeth. Unfortunately, these graceful giants are #endangered. One way you can help is by preventing #marine pollution from #plastic waste. You can do this by reducing consumption of single use plastics and #recycling. #whaleshark #nature #wildlife #ocean #facts #conservation #biodiversity
19.01.2022 The EIANZ Board and Central Office team wish you a safe and happy Christmas and thank you for your continued support in 2020!
19.01.2022 Mountains are home to 15% of the world's population and host about half of the world's biodiversity hotspots. They provide freshwater for everyday life to half of humanity. Unfortunately, mountains are under threat from climate change and overexploitation. Rising temperatures also mean that mountain glaciers are melting at unprecedented rates, affecting freshwater supplies downstream for millions of people. World Mountain Day reminds each and every one of us to reduce our ca...rbon footprint and take care of these natural treasures. #WorldMountainDay #EIANZ2020 See more
18.01.2022 The EIANZ Board is proud to announce the appointment of nine new Fellows. Fellowship is an honour given to those who have demonstrated dedication, excellence & leadership in the environmental profession. View our new Fellows here http://ow.ly/U8w850B4cha
18.01.2022 Today is Threatened Species Day in #Australia. Over the last 200 years, over 100 plant and animal species have become extinct. #ThreatenedSpeciesDay is a day to encourage us to prevent the further extinction of Australias flora and fauna and to restore healthy numbers of threatened species and ecological communities in the wild Orange-bellied Parrots are one of Australias Critically Endangered species. In 2017 there were under 50 left in the wild. Thanks to #conservation efforts, for the first time in a decade there are over 100!
17.01.2022 Today is the beginning of #ConservationWeek in #AotearoaNewZealand! This is a great chance to learn about your local #environment and support conservation efforts. Check out Conservation Week online resources & digital events https://bit.ly/2PLeF2f #biodiversity #nature #animals #plants #flora #fauna #conservation #Aotearoa #NewZealand
17.01.2022 In this webinar Dr Stephen Phillips will the discuss the devastating impacts of the 2019/20 bushfires on koalas. It will provide an update on the current conservation status of koalas across NSW and Queensland, with particular emphasis on the impacts of the 2019/20 bushfire season, longer-term implications (and likely conservation requirements) for the species. Register here http://ow.ly/jPK650CFfWs
17.01.2022 We are delighted to announce the winners of this year’s Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand Merit Awards. The Merit Awards recognise our members and practitioners who have made an outstanding contribution to the Institute and the environment profession. A big congratulations and thank you to these worthy winners! Read more http://ow.ly/rkFw50Cvmz3
16.01.2022 Today is #NationalWattleDay in #Australia. Embedded in Australias history and culture, #wattle is a much loved and unifying symbol of #nature and its beauty.
15.01.2022 We are proud to introduce Mr John Carnegie, CEO Petroleum Exploration & Production Association of NZ and Mr Chris Livesey, Ecological Economist and Forester. John has nearly three decades experience in public policy and energy markets, specializing in energy, climate change and resource management policy. Chris is an ecological economist and forester who worked for more than 20 years for both the New Zealand and Australian governments on developing policies to mitigate GHG... emissions. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/wvj550BpBi5 #CarbonZero2050 #Aotearoa #NewZealand #webinar #conference #climate #climatechange #environment #carbon #ParisAgreement
15.01.2022 Its #BiodiversityMonth and were celebrating the mighty efforts of the Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee who, together with local Landcare groups, ar...e helping protect two of Australias most biodiverse regions by planting rainforest trees and stablising riverbanks to prevent tonnes of soil entering the Great Barrier Reef. Thanks to funding from the Australian Governments #ReefTrust program they have already planted 18,000 seedlings of 170 different rainforest species in the Mary River catchment. As a result of their work local threatened freshwater species such as the Mary River cod and the Mary River turtle will also benefit. Find out more: bit.ly/2DEEnCL #biodiversity #greatbarrierreef #rainforest Before and after photos of one of the planting sites (credit Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee); Mary River turtle (credit Steve Wilson) and Mary River cod (credit Gunther Schmida)
14.01.2022 As the impact of the pandemic continues, we want you to know that EIANZ is committed to providing value to all our members. Maintaining professional development, networking & being supported in your work is more important than ever. Get in touch to find how we can support you.
12.01.2022 We are proud to launch EIANZs virtual Annual Conference! This years theme is Recovering from Disaster. Spanning 7 weeks from 14 Oct to 25 Nov, you will hear from global practitioners in this space during weekly webinars and connect with peers online. Registrations open soon! See the program http://ow.ly/MF4U50Bgw0X... #environment #digital #online #event #conference #recovery #disaster #professional #ecology #climate change #impactassessment #heritage #sitecontamination #sustainability
12.01.2022 We are proud to introduce Dr Candida Savage, Otago University. Candidas research draws on interdisciplinary approaches in ecology and biogeochemistry to understand drivers of ecological structure and functioning and the role of humans in shaping changes to marine systems. Register http://ow.ly/bVld50BqPPv #CarbonZero2050 #Aotearoa #NewZealand #webinar #conference #climate #climatechange #environment #carbon #ParisAgreement... #CarbonZero2050 See more
11.01.2022 Today is #NationalTreeDay! Australias 132 million ha of native #forest supports 2,486 native animals & 16,836 native plants*. Stay COVID-19 safe & celebrate by planting a #tree or starting a veggie-patch at home or hop online to learn about your local #environment! *2018 State of the Forests Report https://bit.ly/3fnBpjz
09.01.2022 NZ | Virtual Symposium | Carbon Zero 2050 is a 2 day #digital #conference focused on #climate change & #carbon emissions. The Symposium is packed with expert speakers, interactive workshops & opportunities to network & learn. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/Aecy50BabW8
09.01.2022 Help shape Australias #environment legislation - The #EPBCActReview is seeking feedback on its recently released Interim Report and key reform directions proposed. We encourage you to have your say! Take the survey https://bit.ly/30OYyHm
08.01.2022 Join the WA Division, Australian Water Association & the Environmental Consultants Association WA, for a webinar on key inland water issues. We welcome speakers Anthony Sutton, Executive Director of the EPA Services Division, Rick van Dam, technical coordinator for the 2018 revision of the ANZ Fresh and Marine Water Quality Guidelines and Jeanette Hj Jensen, PhD Student from UWA Law. The webinar will include discussions on EPAs assessment approach to inland waters in #env...ironmental impact assessment, key revision updates and the upcoming guidance for temporary and the extent planning law protects #water quality from agricultural nutrients in #WA. Register http://ow.ly/n89P50BqMBR
07.01.2022 Tomorrow is the beginning of Australias National Science Week! Be sure to check out all the great resources, virtual events and at-home activities to explore the wonderful and fascinating world of science. Learn more http://ow.ly/GUPR50AY9Aa #scienceweek #science
07.01.2022 As part of our Meet the Practitioner series, we caught up with environmental practitioners across a range of disciplines. Meet R. Scott Hanna in the link http://ow.ly/DJSi50ChlWw #eianz2020 #recoveringfromdisaster #eianzvirtualconference
05.01.2022 In this webinar, avian biologist and radar ornithologist Andreas Smith will explore how DeTect uses their radar-based systems to address a multitude of environmental concerns involving the detection of birds and bats. DeTect, Inc specializes in applied radar technologies and systems for environmental protection, renewable energy, aviation safety, security and surveillance, and drone defense with over 450 radar systems installed and operating worldwide since 2003. Register here http://ow.ly/xjgJ50CEk94
04.01.2022 The theme for NAIDOC Week 2020 is ‘Always Was, Always Will Be.’ The EIANZ appreciates and respects the long history of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples’ environmental management, and the knowledge and connection to country embodied in that history. In recognition of this, EIANZ seeks closer engagement with the traditional custodians of the lands in which we operate through the creation of its first Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) that will provide the Institute with a roadmap to begin its reconciliation journey. EIANZ is working to include recognition of Indigenous peoples and respect for Indigenous knowledge and values on our website and in the EIANZ Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct, with accompanying guidance for practice. Learn more here http://ow.ly/PYob50CiiCD #NAIDOC2020
04.01.2022 EIANZ is proud to introduce Dr Rod Carr, the keynote speaker for the upcoming NZ Virtual Symposium | Carbon Zero 2050. Dr Carr is the Chairperson of the Climate Change Commission in Aotearoa New Zealand and will speak on the Climate Change Commissions mandate, methods and how they will help. More info & registration http://ow.ly/2lFr50BhHsq #AotearoaNewZeland #climatechange #environment #digital #carbon #online #wildlife #nature #water #forests #air #sustainability #sustainable #climate #NZ
04.01.2022 We are proud to introduce Dr Sean Simpson, LanzaTech USA. Dr. Sean Simpson is a Co-founder and Chief Scientific Officer of LanzaTech, a global leader in gas fermentation. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/QNuo50Bs55v #CarbonZero2050 #Aotearoa #NewZealand #climatechange
04.01.2022 EIANZ is proud to introduce Prof Dave Lowe, who will speak on the Science of Carbon and Carbon Sequestration for the upcoming NZ Virtual Symposium Carbon Zero 2050. Prof Lowe is the Team Leader of Earth Sciences at Waikato University, NZ. Click the link in the bio for more info & registration #AotearoaNewZeland #climatechange #environment #digital #carbon #online #wildlife #nature #water #forests #air#sustainability #sustainable #climate #NZ
03.01.2022 We are proud to introduce #eianz2020 #sitecontamination speakers Dr Ross Kleinschmidt & Kevin Tearney. Dr Kleinschmidt has worked in ionising radiation in an academic environment, as a regulator with Queensland Health’s radiation legislation administrator, and recently as head of a scientific team with Queensland Health. Kevin Tearney is an experienced Environmental Practitioner specialising in contaminated soil and groundwater assessment and remediation. Dr Kleinschmid wi...ll discuss radiation incident recovery and Kevin will explore the realising the value of #contaminatedland. Learn, share & connect online at #eianz2020 https://bit.ly/306v1YO #recovery #disaster
02.01.2022 Today is International Day of the Worlds Indigenous Peoples, a day to raise awareness & protect the rights of the worlds indigenous population, & recognise achievements & contributions. EIANZ is committed to creating nations strengthened by respectful relationships between environmental practitioners & #Indigenous Peoples. #IndigenousDay #IndigenousPeoplesDay
02.01.2022 This year the EIANZs Annual Conference goes virtual. The theme is Recovering from Disaster and over a seven-week period between 14 October and 25 November we will be profiling the environment profession through weekly Wednesday webinars to showcase our special interest sections: ecology, climate change, impact assessment, heritage, site contamination and sustainability. Click here to register http://ow.ly/JlI450BueZb #environment #ecology #conference #eianz2020 #professionaldevelopment #sustainability #biodiversity #disaster #recovery
02.01.2022 We are proud to introduce Dr Sean Weaver, CEO Ekos. Sean is founder and CEO of Ekos - a social enterprise focusing on market-based mechanisms for climate change solutions, environmental protection and sustainable development. Sean is an expert in environmental financing with extensive experience in indigenous forest carbon markets in New Zealand and internationally. Learn more & register http://ow.ly/JmUM50Bt7kK #CarbonZero2050 #Aotearoa #NewZealand #climate #climatechange #environment
01.01.2022 This year the EIANZ’s Annual Conference goes virtual. The theme is Recovering from Disaster and over a seven-week period between 14 October and 25 November we will be profiling the environment profession through weekly Wednesday webinars to showcase our special interest sections: ecology, climate change, impact assessment, heritage, site contamination and sustainability. Click here to register http://ow.ly/JlI450BueZb #environment #ecology #conference #eianz2020 #professionaldevelopment #sustainability #biodiversity #disaster #recovery
