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Harmful Algal Blooms and Human Wellbeing Impact

The harmful algal bloom (HAB) affecting our coastal waters in recent months is more than an environmental problem, it’s a public health, economic, and community wellbeing crisis. Its effects are rippling through coastal communities, disrupting livelihoods in fisheries, aquaculture, and tourism while posing direct threats to physical health, from respiratory irritation to eye and skin discomfort. Hear what our Environment Institute members have said.Ìý

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Two Environment Institute Members Win 2025 Young Tall Poppy Science Awards

We’re proud to share that Environment Institute researchersÌýDr Georgina FalsterÌýandÌýDr Nina WoottonÌýhave been recognised withÌýSouth Australia’s 2025 Young Tall Poppy Science Awards! Dr Falster studies how Australian droughts are changing by tracing shifts in the water cycle using climate data and isotopes. Dr Wootton investigates the impacts of plastic pollution on seafood species and works with industry to drive sustainable change.

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An 'Underwater Bushfire' Sparks Urgent Calls Urgent Calls for Action in South Australia