# Hugh Possingham
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Hugh Phillip Possingham, FAA (born 21 July 1962), is Chief Scientist of The Nature Conservancy, best known for his work in conservation biology. He is also an ARC Laureate Fellow in the Department of Mathematics and the School of Biological Sciences at the University of Queensland.
== Career ==
Possingham received his Bachelor's degree with Honours in 1984, from the department of Applied Mathematics at the University of Adelaide.
What ‘nature positive’ means in practice
‘Nature positive’ is everywhere but what does it really mean? In this instalment, hear expert insights on its use in policy, conservation, and finance, and who stands to benefit.
This event is part of SEI’s Climate Justice Series. This panel series brings together leading thinkers and practitione…
Hugh Possingham: How Smarter Incentives Can Help Nature and People Thrive
In this thought-provoking episode, world-renowned conservation scientist Hugh Possingham offers a sweeping overview of the global biodiversity crisis, from the staggering rate of species loss to the untapped economic and social opportunities in protecting nature. Drawing on decades of experience as…
How Rethinking the Australian Dream Can Help Save Koala and Platypus Populations – Wildlife Ahead Ep #4
The Australian housing crisis isn't just affecting people, it’s causing an animal housing crisis too. With countless new developments popping up all over the country, James and Elysee talk to experts to find out exactly how it's affecting wildlife, like platypus and koalas, and what solutions there…
151 Ask Us Anything - with Sean and Jonah
Bird questions can get wonderfully out of hand. For the season four finale, Sean Dooley and Jonah Lafferty answer listener questions about ravens, dinosaurs, car park birds, migration, field guides and what birds can tell us about a changing world.
Many thanks to Weekend Birder listeners for submit…
Confirmed Bird Flu case on the Fleurieu Peninsula
Surfer Aaron Brand & Bird Life Australia President Professor Hugh Possingham joined David & Will to discuss the confirmed case of bird flu from a Southern Giant Petrel.
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Snaring Scientific Discoveries
# Hosts: Max, Issy, Peta, and Gabe (and Maximillian)
Don't Touch Sick Wildlife - Call the Emergency Animal Disease Hotline on 1800 675 888
Timestamps and Links:
00:00:00 - Intro to Know Idea
00:02:34 - 705′ of Icy Climate Records w/ Gabe
00:06:58 - The Origin of Laughter w/ Peta
00:17:04 - …
Birdlife Australia w/ Hugh Possingham
Hosts: Dave (He/Him) and Andy (He/Him)
On the show today we are talking to Professor Hugh Possingham, President of BirdLife Australia, about the threat of H5 bird flu to our native bird populations.
https://birdlife.org.au/
If you find sick or dead wildlife?
Follow these three steps. Do not app…
Peaks to Points - Antarctica
Hosts: Dave (He/Him) and Andy (He/Him)
Today on the show we are talking to Peaks to Points festival organiser, Lynn Whitfield. Peaks to points is a biennial community environment event that includes 80 small events over two weeks across Brisbane, Ipswich, Redlands, Logan & Scenic Rim regions. It’s…
Ian's Dunt's UK and Australia's environmental laws reviewed
As the UK comes out of hibernation Ian Dunt surveys the political landscape. Hugh Possingham and Peter Burnett consider what's at stake when Australia's key piece of environmental legislation is reviewed?
72. What comes after the map in conservation planning? (Hugh Possingham)
Systematic conservation planning began in the late 1980s, partly because protected areas were being set up around iconic species and landscapes, while many ecosystems, especially flat, fertile land suited to agriculture, were left out. The approach aimed to make the choice of where to put new prote…
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