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Andrew Campbell is Head of the School of Environment, Director of the Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods (RIEL) and Director of the Centre for Renewable Energy at Charles Darwin University. His research interests span the interactions between climate, water, energy, food systems and biodiversity, and the interface between knowledge, science and policy. He was previously Managing Director of Triple Helix Consulting, and CEO of Land & Water Australia. Andrew was instrumental in the development of Landcare. He chairs the board of the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) and is a Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University’s Fenner School.
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Andrew Campbell is Head of the School of Environment, Director of the Research Institute for the Environment and Livelihoods (RIEL) and Director of the Centre for Renewable Energy at Charles Darwin University. His research interests span the interactions between climate, water, energy, food systems and biodiversity, and the interface between knowledge, science and policy. He was previously Managing Director of Triple Helix Consulting, and CEO of Land & Water Australia. Andrew was instrumental in the development of Landcare. He chairs the board of the Terrestrial Ecosystem Research Network (TERN) and is a Visiting Fellow at the Australian National University’s Fenner School.
Tags
sustainability
research
management
policy
water
climate
change
energy
knowledge
nrm
australia
food
climate change
innovation
r&d
planning
km
carbon
agriculture
design
regulation
watershed
catchment
landscape
education
knowledge systems
extension
learning
community
soil
resilience
landcare
food systems
community engagement
environment
brokering
broking
farming
urban
incentives
ecology
habitat
wildlife
biodiversity
roi
investment
on
return
relevance
uptake
applied
performance
strategy
governance
organisations
offsets
sequestration
market
trading
science
peri-urban
population
infrastructure
farm planning
revegetation
nutrition
northern australia
indigenous knowledge
savanna burning
fire management
greenhouse gas emissions
indigenous savanna burning
boundary organisations
science-policy integration
land & water australia
water resources
renewable energy
policy integration
peak oil
health
murray-darling basin
sustsinability
See more