From close encounters with polar bears to hunting on frozen seas, University of Canberra academic Scott Heyes had quite the adventure while researching in the Eastern Canadian Arctic for a new book he co-authored on Inuit and Innu communities and mammals.
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Successful partnership delivering cultural awareness to the region
Successful partnership delivering cultural awareness in the South East Australia. 
Article in The South Eastern Time
The Beachport Park Access plan was acknowledged in The South Eastern Time Newspaper
Fiji field trip report
University of Canberra write about the teaching completed during the field trip to Fiji. A potential interactive Eco-Library to collect information on Fiji’s unique flora and fauna, as well as its culture was the focus for this years landscape and architecture design students.
Fieldtrip to Taveuni island, Fiji
The 10-day fieldtrip to Vuna village on Taveuni island
Visit boosts library initiative
Fiji Times writes an article about our fieldtrip to Taveuni, and Vuna village. Many thanks to all people involved and Setoki Tuiteci for arranging the visit.
Lecture and book launch
Come along and listen to my lecture and book launch in relation to my co-authored book (with Dr Helgen, Smithsonian Institution), Mammals of Ungava and Labrador: The 1882-1884 Fieldnotes of Lucien M. Turner together with Inuit and Innu Knowledge (Smithsonian Scholarly Press, Washington DC, 2104)
The event is being hosted by the Canadian High Commission in Canberra.
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