Meet Dr Darius Culvenor, who works across a broad range of remote sensing technologies and applications, helping to identify strategically important areas for new technology, skills and business development.

Mr Wombey was involved in the rediscovering of the Inland Taipan, the most venomous snake in the world. He is an Honorary Fellow at the Australian National Wildlife Collection, where he continues his years of research on Australian reptiles.

Dr Abel applies ecology, economics and resilience thinking to problems of sustainable resource use.

Dr Kim Alexander is a social scientist working with the CSIRO AusAID Alliance. Her research includes understanding agricultural change and global water availability and sanitation.

Mr Ambrose is part of a team developing Australia’s first zero emission home designed specifically for the mass housing market.

Dr Alan Andersen is a Chief Research Scientist with CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems in Darwin, where he studies ant community ecology, the use of ants and other invertebrates as indicators of ecosystem health, and fire ecology and management in tropical savannas.

Dr Ken Aplin is a Research Scientist for the Australian National Wildlife Collection, where he documents the diversity of mammals and reptiles in Australia, South-East Asia and Pacific.

Dr Tony Arthur translates ecological principles into practical outcomes for sustainable production.

Dr Margaret Ayre is working to provide authorities with the tools to include the interests of the environment and groups within the community in water planning.

Dr Bai leads CSIRO Sustainable Ecosystems Transitioning Cities research that is assessing future pathways for more sustainable cities, particularly in alternative energy, water, materials and built structures.

Mr Guy Barnett's research is helping urban planning and design professionals integrate ecological knowledge into everyday practice.

Mr Gary Bastin is a rangeland ecologist with experience in rangeland monitoring using remote sensing and field-based methods.

Dr Michael Battaglia is an expert in the physiological and environmental basis for plant performance, form and function and capturing this information in process-based models.

Dr Baynes has a research focus on industrial ecology, complex systems science and sustainability analysis.

Dr Matthew Beaty applies spatial analysis approaches to understand relationships between people and the environment in urban areas.

Ms Jane Blackmore is tackling the complex issues of cross-disciplinary integration that are crucial for risk assessment of sustainable integrated urban water systems. 

Dr Erin Bohensky’s research integrates social and ecological information to understand and enhance the resilience of complex systems in Northern Australia and the Asia-Pacific region.

Dr Trevor Booth is working on ways to reduce the impacts of climate change on Australia’s ecosystems, as well as developing adaptation options.

Dr Melanie Bradley is looking to develop understanding of the concept of social-ecological resilience with different stakeholder groups in the Top End. She will then analyse the resilience of different land-uses in tropical savanna landscapes.

With a particular focus on winegrape and sugarcane production, Dr Rob Bramley’s research focuses on understanding and managing variability in agricultural production systems for economic and environmental benefits.

After deciding he had trapped enough rats and mice, Dr Brown diversified his interests into examining the potential impact of climate change on Australia’s biodiversity.

Through analysis of socio-economic and environmental processes, Dr Bryan takes an integrated approach to delivering cost-effective policy and management options for complex issues including conservation, land and water resources, and climate change.

Dr James Butler’s research focuses on how to achieve win-win solutions to complex conflicts between sustainable livelihoods, economic development and the conservation of healthy ecosystems and iconic species.

Farming systems scientist Dr Peter Carberry leads the Agricultural Sustainability Theme, Economic and environmental performance of Australian agriculture.

Dr Jenny Carter is examining sustainable forestry and its environmental benefits, particularly with regards to trees and water.