Publications
Read the SEI 2024 Annual Report (pdf, 6.06MB)
2024 Annual Report
"2024 has been a remarkable year of growth and reflection for SEI as it continues to lead the way in impactful, multidisciplinary environmental research. With a growing international reputation, we stand as a global model for integrating research excellence with policy relevance and public engagement. SEI will continue to focus on building and amplifying the research of our members, expanding our networks, and supporting the next generation of environmental scholars. Our commitment to tackling the most pressing and intersecting environmental and social justice issues remains unwavering, and we are excited to continue working closely with our partners, researchers, and the wider community to build solutions for a just and sustainable future." - Professor David Schlosberg
Read the SEI 2023 Annual Report (pdf, 6.12MB)
2023 Annual Report
"While the impacts of climate change and biodiversity loss continue, making SEI’s mission more important than ever, 2023 was an incredibly productive year with continued growth and diversification in our membership and activities. SEI’s 2023 strategic plan was focused on expanding our multidisciplinarity, and as a result we grew our community by 200 people and now have 500 members working towards a just environmental transformation. We are especially delighted to see our targeted efforts to engage with researchers right across the University and beyond resulting in growth in our STEM membership." - Professor David Schlosberg
2022 Annual Report
"2022 was a year when the climate crisis became even more clear and, unfortunately, experienced on the ground, here in Australia and across the globe. The third consecutive year of La Nina hit hard, with record breaking flooding now following years of drought and fires. Thankfully, 2022 brought some hint of further climate action, especially at home. Here at SEI, we have been dedicated to bringing together the work of researchers across the University on the wide range of climate, sustainability, and environmental challenges, and in 2022 we increased our close work with local, state, and federal government – as well as global partners – for real impact." - Professor David Schlosberg