Lisa Ward is joined by Dr Andrew Lawson, Deputy Director of UNE’s Australian Centre of Agriculture and Law (AgLaw Centre).
In this episode, Andrew shares with us his insights on researching and working in a regional university. He’s involved in ground-breaking research at UNE’s AgLaw Centre working with agricultural and land care groups to provide economically viable ways to comply with environmental governance. It draws on his work finding solutions to environmental issues in Australia and Hong Kong.
Growing up on a farm, then studying law and agricultural science, inspired Andrew’s journey to search and find complementary agricultural and environmental legal solutions. Andrew’s experience in navigating solutions in this legal arena is one of the driving forces in UNE’s AgLaw Centre.
His latest research informs the popular units Environmental Law and Natural Resources Law at UNE.
You can read more about Andrew’s expertise in his publications on his UNE staff profile page or visit the Australian Centre of Agriculture and Law webpage for more information about the centre, and its focus and aims.
If you’ve ever wondered what’s going on in this dynamic space, tune in as we delve into the latest research at the UNE AgLaw Centre. Get involved as a research collaborator or investigate study options.
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Lisa Ward
Lecturer
UNE Law School
A wonderful interview with Andrew