Nature underpins the functioning of society and the economy – but it is in crisis and is getting worse. This briefing sets out six critical actions for business, government and financial institutions to transform societies and economies towards a nature positive future.

This report finds that at this critical juncture in human history, midway to 2030, incremental and fragmented change is insufficient to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals in the remaining seven years. Implementation of the 2030 Agenda requires the active mobilisation of political leadership and ambition for science-based transformations.

The updated Shared Analytic Framework for the Environment (SAFE 2.0) presented in this document provides a common vocabulary to show how the many components of the environmental data landscape work together.

The Australian Academy of  Science convened a roundtable of experts in 2022 to discuss the scientific capability, research and collaboration needed to support new breakthroughs in greenhouse gas removal. This report provides a high-level summary of the roundtable discussions and presentations, and provides some guidance on opportunities and actions to support the development of greenhouse gas removal...

This report examines whether expected changes to land use and management will create a need for new policy and mechanisms to rebalance interests between different communities. The authors propose three changes that would reduce tensions within communities and make sure their benefits from altering land use and management are maximised.