Dr Alison Lullfitz
@Ali_Lullfitz
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Cross-cultural researcher, conservation biology, ethnobotany, deep carer for people and nature, Research Associate @ UWA Albany
Noongar boodja
Joined September 2015
RT @Kon__K: “An Afghan breaker who starred in the Olympics’ first-ever dance battle has also become the first athlete of the Games to stage…
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RT @JaquelineOutram: About 100,000 voters across more than 1 million square kms - from the Goldfields to WA’s most southern coastlines. Th…
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RT @ChaneyforCurtin: ‘Forest collapse’ sounds like something from dystopian fiction. But we’re having our second forest collapse event whe…
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RT @DavidPocock: The suicide rate for people on Jobseeker is 3.5x higher than for the general population. Our safety net is failing to keep…
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RT @Jess_Panegyres: This is climate change. After the hottest summer on record in Western Australia, forests & bushland in the south west…
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Not a happy story, but we can’t keep burying our heads in the sand.. this is climate change affecting the home we know and love 😢
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@naigavkar @Cliff_Woman @ari_pune @karthickbala @shigwan_bhushan @Gauri1488 @bokilsarang This is fantastic news! Congratulations @Cliff_Woman 👏👏👏
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@Asher_Wolf @MarieColemanAO I feel your pain. Am currently navigating exactly this. Such a massive hurdle for regional kids to get to uni
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Why net zero by 2050 is too little too late: Gregory Andrews says it like it is
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'I feel like I've been able to create more awareness': what is it like for Indigenous men at top-ranked universities? via @ConversationEDU
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RT @Economicbotany: Fully-funded PhD for UK/international applicants: "Goods inwards, goods outwards: mapping plant mobilities using Kew Ga…
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Such a beautiful story from @UWAAlbanyCentre PhD student @rodrigues_urs, Aunty Liza Woods and Uncle Aden Eades about working together to bring Noongar fire back to care for people and Country. So proud of you all 💚
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RT @ulurustatement: To the five and a half million Australians who opened their hearts to walk with us, we say thank you. We see you, we h…
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RT @EuanRitchie1: What’s it like being an Australian scientist during the biodiversity and climate change crises? A few of us share our p…
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RT @BraybrookA: ***BREAKING*** Open letter to PM, Ministers, all MPs and Senators from Aboriginal people and organizations who say #YES…
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RT @BronFredericks: The Week of Silence in response to the referendum result has been broken by a Statement from Aboriginal & Torres Strait…
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RT @NickiJMitch: Dive in to our smorgasbord of PhD opportunities to work on great topics with a great team behind you @reneecatullo @Bikema…
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After a week of silent contemplation, Thomas Mayo reflects and shares a message of love and hope to all Australians. This is a powerful read.
Analysis: The movement that follows the Voice My article in today’s Saturday Paper, following a week of silence.
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‘The great silence - an excellent article - equally applies to my WA electorate of O’Connor
One of the better things I’ve read post poll.
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