Inspired by Nature

Macquarie University's Australian Harmony Centre for Ecosystem Futures invites you to join us for a special event exploring how nature inspires innovation, wellbeing and positive change. The Australian Harmony Centre for Ecosystem Futures is a groundbreaking initiative led by Macquarie University in partnership with the Circular Bioeconomy Alliance (CBA), an initiative established by His Majesty King Charles III. The Centre brings together scientists, Indigenous leaders, industry, and local communities to co-design nature-first solutions that connect people to nature, regenerate ecosystems and support human wellbeing for Australia, the Asia-Pacific and the World. The afternoon will begin at 3:30pm with a series of engaging talks from leading voices in research and practice: • Professor Peter Davies, Director, Australian Harmony Centre for Ecosystem Futures • Professor Andrew Parker, Founder and CEO, Lifescaped • Professor Nathan Hart, Co-founder, Kraken Systems • Distinguished Professor Ian Paulsen, Director, ARC Centre of Excellence in Synthetic Biology Light refreshments will be served from 5:30pm, followed by a screening at 6:00pm of Becoming Nature Positive, a new 30-minute film exploring the global nature-positive agenda and its implications for policy, business, finance and communities. You can view the trailer here! Following the screening, join us for a panel discussion on "What Does Nature Positive Mean for Us?", featuring: • Moderator: Professor Peter Davies, Director of Australian Harmony Centre for Ecosystem Futures • Dr. Nathan Ross MVO – Director of Commonwealth and Asia-Pacific Sustainable Markets Initiative, and former Assistant Private Secretary (Sustainability) to HM King Charles III • Anna Chandler, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Circular Water Company • Celine Steinfeld, Chief Executive Officer of Wentworth Group of Concerned Scientists Register to attend the talks, the film screening, or both. The program is here. If you would like further information, email [email protected].