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How Indigenous Knowledge and Art Reshape Our Relationship with Water
Impact, Environment, Science Matters Journal Water, art, Actions for Water II, Bendigo, La Trobe University, reflection, Indigenous wisdom, Indigenous techonlogy
How Indigenous Knowledge and Art Reshape Our Relationship with Water

What if we stopped seeing water as something to control and started understanding it as a living connection between people, place, and memory? Actions for Water II, an exhibition in Bendigo, brings Indigenous knowledge and contemporary art into conversations about colonial infrastructure, ecological restoration, and water sovereignty. By Alexi Freeman

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Inside the Climate Council Webinar: Chris Bowen on Decarbonising Australia
Impact, Environment, Technology, Science Matters Journal First Nations, Indigenous knowledge, Drones, AI tracking, Indigenous success, Indigenous wisdom, Indigenous techonlogy, ancestral wisdom, sustainability, innovation, machine learning
Inside the Climate Council Webinar: Chris Bowen on Decarbonising Australia

As climate risks intensify, Australia’s new 2035 target aims to cut emissions by 62–70%. At the Climate Council discussion, the debate reveals a nation at a crossroads between ambition and action, fossil fuels and a renewable future. By Alexi Freeman

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How First Nations Innovation is Shaping Australia’s Environmental Future
Impact, Environment, Technology, Science Matters Journal First Nations, Indigenous knowledge, Drones, AI tracking, Indigenous success, Indigenous wisdom, Indigenous techonlogy, ancestral wisdom, sustainability, innovation, machine learning
How First Nations Innovation is Shaping Australia’s Environmental Future

For 65,000 years, First Nations Peoples have innovated in harmony with Country. Today, that wisdom is amplified by tools like drones, AI, and satellite mapping, and transforming land and sea management. By Alexi Freeman

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