9 in 10 uni graduates are employed full time.1
Uni grads earn 15-20% more than those without a degree.2
Deakin postgraduates earn 36% more than undergraduates.3
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When hunters become the hunted, the resulting environmental effects are far more wide-reaching than we think.
Listen as Assoc.Prof. Euan Ritchie from Deakin’s School of Life and Environmental Sciences explores the importance of biodiversity and why we need to work with natural predators, not against them.
'We kill dingoes because, sometimes, they harm livestock, but this might create other headaches, like more foxes, cats and kangaroos, leading to fewer native animals and plants.'Assoc. Prof. Euan Ritchie,
School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Deakin University
This podcast is part of the Tram Talks series, a range of mini lectures from Deakin’s greatest thinkers – they’re all bite-size and perfect for your daily commute.
Associate Professor of Wildlife Ecology, School of Life and Environmental Sciences, Deakin University
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