Club Cosmos: Biodiversity in the pub 3
Would the planet be better off without us?
Panel included Scott Rayburg, fluvial geomorphologist and hydrologist from the University of Technology Sydney; Stephen Wroe, a palaeontology and biomechanics expert from the University of New South Wales; and David Warton, an ecological statistician from the University of New South Wales. Chaired by Wilson da Silva, editor of COSMOS magazine. Speakers discussed why should we care about biodiversity at all.
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