VIDEOS & AUDIO

02.2023 Professor Thomas Astell-Burt. Keynote Panelist at the Campaign to End Loneliness 2023 International Conference 

08.2022 Professor Feng is interviewed on the APAC Network  - "How cities affect our health" 

20.01.2023 Professor Feng speaks with James Valentine on ABC Radio Sydney Breakfast with James Valentine.

12.01.2023 Professor Feng talks about her research and latest publications in an interview with Eastside Radio 89.7FM 

12.12.2022 ABC Interview with Professor Xiaoqi Feng on the new Urban Forest Strategy by City of Sydney, featuring PowerLab Co-Directors research. 

14.09.2022 A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng is interviewed on ABC Radio South East. Xiao discussed the CVMM Study.

23.08.2022 A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng is interviewed on ABC Perth Radio

18.08.2022 A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng is interviewed on Radio Adelaide 

18.07.2022 Callan Park interview with A/Professor Xiaoqi Feng. Full episode can be found at Inner West Icons, #5 Callan Park - the green asylum

01.07.2022 Thomas presents at Connect & Share #102 hosted by Outdoors NSW & ACT.  

28.06.2022 A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng presents at George Talks. Xiao’s key message was contact with nature is so important for our Mental Health and Wellbeing, so let's find ways to make that an option for all

21.06.22 A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng Keynote for Plenary Session: "Changing Environment and Health" 

At ISEE-AWPC & ISEE-AC joint Conference

21.06.2022 Prof Prof Thomas Astell-Burt Invited Speaker: “Have we reached peak-greenness? Green space and health research in the “big data” era” 

At ISEE-AWPC & ISEE-AC joint Conference

08.06.2022 Geospatial Mapping for Public Health Webinar
FULL WEBINAR - A/Prof Feng begins her presentation at 15:20min

08.06.2022 Geospatial Mapping for Public Health Webinar. DIRECT start with A/Prof Feng and followed by Professor Astell-Burt.

Invited talk for Prof Thomas Astell-Burt at WFCKorea

On 5th May 2022 Professor Astell-Burt gave an engaging invited talk at the XV World Forestry Congress 2022. Thomas spoke for ~6 minutes on loneliness, more green time, tree canopy and the associated health benefits of increasing visitations to green space.
https://t.co/45mV1sS68p 

05.05.2022 A/Professor Xiaoqi Feng spoke on ABC Radio Canberra with Georgia Stynes, on how nature promotes our health.

Greener Cities, Healthier Lives

Listen to PowerLab Co-Director Prof Astell-Burt as he features as Keynote at the UN/FAO’s 3rd Asia Pacific Urban Forestry Meeting ‘Healthy Cities’ panel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ID3cFblyzM&t=3954s 

26.10.2021 

http://www.fao.org/asiapacific

‘A Walk In The Park’ with Gil featuring Prof Cecil Konijnendijk, cited our work on tree canopy and health in this video in support of the ‘3-30-300 Rule’ for urban greening.

16.12.2021

Prof Astell-Burt invited by NSW DPIE to speak at the World Urban Parks Congress.

Watch Prof Astell-Burt from 20:45mins.

10.12.2021 

Sustainability Impacts in our Region - GCCW 2021

Hosted by Prof Jennifer L Martin, in this fast-paced session we hear from a wide range of climate impact warriors and negotiators from our region, including Professor Thomas Astell-Burt - Director of UOW PowerLab. Thomas features from 11:34min

22.10.2021

Climate Change and Health - Panel Discussion: GCCW 2021

 This panel session focused on opportunities for action on climate in curricula and research.

Associate Professor Rowena Ivers (Community Based Health Education) hosted the session with panelists including students and academics, featuring guest speaker Professor Thomas Astell-Burt, PowerLab Director, School of Health and Society. View Thomas speaking at 45:40min

22.10.2021 

PowerLab Co-Directors A/Prof Xiaoqi Feng and Prof Thomas Astell-Burt make invited presentations with the Greater Sydney Landcare Network and share their fascinating research findings into the mental health and wellbeing benefits of green space in our neighbourhoods, particularly tree canopy cover 

16.09.2021 

PowerLab Co-Director Thomas Astell-Burt presents virtually at PLACESCORE: Liveability in Australia: Executive Insights. Thomas features from 46mins

08.09.2021