Did you know turtles are a threatened species in Australia?
Turtles are cute, charismatic and under threat. Dr James Van Dyke is an adjunct with Charles Sturt University who's championing this threatened species.
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Women in agriculture – let’s push things forward
Women in agriculture are driving change to meet industry challenges. Discover how Charles Sturt alumni are contributing.
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Make a difference: create a world worth living in
Our alumni inspire us every day. Discover how they are making their mark on the world.
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Charles Sturt University green initiatives keep growing
It’s one of our time’s most widely discussed topics. From politicians to mums and dads, businesses to community groups and school students to universities – around the globe it seems people are talking climate change. Whether ongoing discussions among world …
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University in Albury-Wodonga – where study and adventure meet
When you start your uni journey, you know study will be a big part of your life. But going to uni should also be an adventure, right? That’s where Albury-Wodonga comes in. Living and studying at university in Albury-Wodonga gives …
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For Jonathon Howard, sustainability strategy is all about balance
Compelled from a young age to respect, protect and preserve Australia’s ecosystems, Jonathon Howard now passionately advocates for sustainable living practices.
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What is urban biodiversity and how can we protect it?
What is urban biodiversity? And how do we protect it so native plants and animals flourish? A Charles Sturt researcher is working on it.
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Make your uni experience waste-free at Australia’s first carbon neutral university
Some of the greatest ideas come from the simplest conversations, right? When people come together to talk about concepts, visions and goals – inspiring things happen. And at Charles Sturt University, inspiring things happen every day. Case in point: Sustainability …
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The future of agriculture
How will a growing population feed itself? That's the question for the future of agriculture. Discover answers with two Charles Sturt experts.
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