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Issue 216

Fishing boat on grey ocean waters with sea gulls circling against a grey, gloomy sky.

What’s the scenario with global biodiversity?

Scenario modelling is a tool used by climate scientists to project what the future might look like based on different scenarios. Now, this same tool is being used to benefit the world's biodiversity and ecosystems.

An icy landscape mirrored in the water

Bound for leadership in science

Over the next decade, The Homeward Bound project will give 1000 female scientists the tools to become influential, global decision makers of the future. Its debut voyage will depart later this year, with four CSIRO scientists on board.

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