by Briana Diopenes | Apr 29, 2020 | Community
Stress is a natural human experience. When faced with a challenge, our bodies react with physical, mental, and emotional responses (Cleveland Clinic 2015) (Robinson, Smith and Segal 2018). Everyone experiences stress from time to time. Often the short-term stressful...
by Rafael Louzeiro | Apr 20, 2020 | GIS
In the last few years, technology has advanced significantly, and this is also the case for Geographic Information Systems (GIS). The tools designed to capture, analyse, manage, and present spatial or geographic data on a large scale, have now become essential tools...
by Samantha Mickan | Apr 16, 2020 | Safety
As COVID – 19 is seeing many of us working remotely, and social distancing rules have us spending more time at home, you might be starting to feel a little confined. Although this type of confinement comes with its own challenges and possible safety issues, it is not...
by Brandon Ovens | Apr 9, 2020 | Environment
Picture this – there is a global pandemic impacting every facet of society. Surrounding you are those who claim they know it all, those who really do know it all and those who are confused, angry or scared. Regardless of who they are, it is up to you to ensure the...
by Bryanna Minchin | Apr 2, 2020 | Environment, Heritage
To Indigenous peoples, the term ‘country’ is the relationship between Indigenous people and their land and consists of many factors including flora, fauna, earth, air and water alongside Dreamings (Christopher P Burgess, 2009). Caring for Country was integrated...
