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Dr Hayley Clements awarded Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Grant
Oppenheimer Generations announced Dr Hayley Clements as the winner of the inaugural Jennifer Ward Oppenheimer Research Grant, for her research titled: “Quantifying the Biodiversity Planetary Boundary for Africa.”
Prof Reinette Biggs delivers her inaugural lecture
Prof Reinette (Oonsie) Biggs, co-chair of the CST, delivered her inaugural lecture with the title Resilience: An approach to navigating towards more sustainable futures in the Anthropocene, on 5 August 2019.
Events
TENTRANS Workshop: an official side event at Windaba 2019
9 October 2019: 09:00 – 11:00Orchid, CTICC 2
Anthropocene Dialogue: Advancing resilience assessments – The social dimensions of electricity supply in South Africa
Thursday, 3 October 2019, 15:00 – 17:30CST Courtyard
CST Colloquium: The projected timing of ecological disruption from climate change
Thursday, August 29th - 12:30 – 14:00CST Conference Room
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- Southern African Food Lab shares reflections on the Resilience for Development colloquium
Blog Posts
Reflection on social-ecological systems from the GRIM workshop 2019
Systems thinking is the idea that all operational systems are intertwined and are a product of its parts, thus function with inextricable interdependency.
Meet Amanda October
Migrating and crossing the grass literally from the cellar to the Stables into a culture shock of newness has kept life very interesting and ensured no lack of new challenges.