Engaging the next generation of adaptation researchers: a review of past and current practice

Engaging the next generation of adaptation researchers: a review of past and current practice

Engaging the next generation of adaptation researchers: a review of past and current practice (2849)

Tayanah O'Donnell ¹

Canberra Urban and Regional Futures, Bruce, ACT, Australia

Engaging early career researchers and scholars in fields like adaptation research is important to ensure the continuation of knowledge capacities. This presentation will detail the history of the Australian Climate Change Adaptation Research Network for Settlements and Infrastructure early career research program, and discuss initial survey feedback results.

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O'Donnell, T

Tayanah is a lawyer and geographer specialising in coastal climate change adaptation. She has taught law at the Australian National University, and recently completeda research fellowship at the University of Canberra. She is now the Director for Future EarthAustralia, the regional node for the global Future Earth sustainability research network, based at the Australian Academy of Science.

Engaging the next generation of adaptation researchers: a review of past and current practice (2849)

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