Eat The Invaders Event Recap

As an extension of the series Eat The Invaders, the Environment Institute at the University of Adelaide hosted an event to delve into thought-provoking, conversation and debate around the critical issue of invasive species and their effect on Australian biodiversity.
A collaboration between the Environment Institute, Australian Wildlife Conservancy, Biodiversity Council and ABC Impact and Partnerships, and Closer Productions this event featured:
- A screening of Episode 5 “Cats” from ABC Australia’s Eat the Invaders
- An interactive panel discussion and Q&A - engaging with scientific experts who are working to protect the environment.
The panel includeded Eat the Invaders scientific advisors:
- Professor Andrew Lowe, Environment Institute Executive Director, University of Adelaide
- Professor Phill Cassey, Head of the Invasion Science and Wildlife Ecology Group, Environment Institute, University of Adelaide
- Jaana Dielenberg, Communication and Engagement Manager, Biodiversity Council
- Dr. Alexandra Ross, Ecologist, Australian Wildlife Conservancy
The panel discussion viewed actionable steps to mitigate threats posed by invasive species and challenge our conventional thinking around conservation and sustainability.
We thank all those who attended, members of the public, including University of Adelaide students, staff, alumni, partners and friends, this event has been created to spark innovative ideas and discussion on protecting Australia’s unique ecosystems.

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