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National Committee for Ecology, Evolution and Conservation

The National Committee for Ecology, Evolution and Conservation (NCEEC) fosters ecology, evolution, and conservation sciences in Australia and serves as a link between Australian and overseas scientists.

The committee is currently developing a discussion paper on the powerful emerging field of evolutionary science. The paper examines the great multidisciplinary potential for evolutionary science to be used in broad societal applications. The paper will be published in the second half of 2022. For information on the paper, contact the Academy at nc@science.org.au.

Governance

• Terms of reference (PDF, 308 KB)

Related Organisations

Reports and activities

• Submission - 2021 National Research Infrastructure Roadmap Exposure Draft, December 2021
• Submission鈥擲enate Inquiry into Threatened Species, September 2018
• Letter鈥擪osciuszko Wild Horses Heritage Bill, June 2018
• Submission鈥擟onsultation on the Draft Revision of Australia's Biodiversity Conservation Strategy, March 2018
• Submission to the National Research Infrastructure Capability Consultation, September 2016

The Academy and the NCEEC have endorsed the following publications.

• National Marine Science Plan, published by the National Marine Science Committee in 2015
• Foundations for the future: A long-term plan for Australian ecosystem science, published July 2014

Members

• • Charles Darwin University, University Professorial Fellow
  • Research expertise: Ant ecology, invertebrate bio-indicators, fire ecology and management, ecology and management of tropical savannas, biogeography
• Department of Biodiversity, Conservation, and Attractions, Science and Conservation Division.
• Research expertise: Population and conservation genetics of plants, phylogenetics, phylogeography and evolutionary patterns in the Australian flora Pollen dispersal genetics, climate adaptation strategies.
• James Cook University, Environmental Science and a Professorial Fellow
• Research expertise: Marine conservation biology, marine natural resource management, and Indigenous marine resource management
• Department of Primary Industries (NSW) Fisheries, Marine Ecologist
• Research expertise: Spatiotemporal biodiversity patterns, resource management, impacts of anthropogenic stressors
• Monash University, School of Biological Sciences
• Research expertise: Evolution in response to climate change, managing biodiversity under climate change
• Curtin University, BHP/Curtin Indigenous Professor in Biodiversity & Environmental Science
• Research expertise: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Environmental Knowledge, biogeography, phylogeography
• The University of Queensland, School of Earth and Environmental Sciences
• Research expertise: Conserving biodiversity
• Griffith University, Director of the Australian Rivers Institute
• Research expertise: Freshwater ecology, environmental management
• CSIRO, Postdoctoral Researcher in the Socio-Ecological Systems Team
• Research expertise: Climate variability, climate adaptation strategies for conservation, terrestrial biodiversity conversation, threatened species, protected places.