Sydney Environment Institute

The Sydney Environment Institute, based at the University of Sydney, brings together leading thinkers from across disciplines to address key environmental issues.

Sydney Environment Institute’s tracks

• Adapting our food systems by Sydney Environment Institute
• Stories of courage: Part one – caring for wild animals during bushfires by Sydney Environment Institute
• Stories of courage: Part two – caring for domesticated animals during bushfires by Sydney Environment Institute
• Stories of courage: Part three – caring for farmed animals during bushfires by Sydney Environment Institute
• Nobel Prize laureate Steven Chu on paths to a sustainable future by Sydney Environment Institute
• Indigenous philosophies and practices of multispecies justice by Sydney Environment Institute
• Financing adaptation or adapting finance by Sydney Environment Institute
• Critical minerals: Can Australia mine its way out of the climate crisis? by Sydney Environment Institute
• Capitalism, colonialism and multispecies justice by Sydney Environment Institute
• Grounded Conversations: Farhana Sultana by Sydney Environment Institute