The use of Artificial Intelligence in the Environment

The Hunter Environmental Institute invites you to an engaging evening exploring the cutting-edge role of artificial intelligence (AI) in the environment. This event will bring together industry leaders, innovators, and environmental professionals to discuss how AI is shaping the future of environmental practice.

Through guest speaker presentations and industry-led discussions, we will showcase practical applications of AI that are driving efficiencies, improving decision-making, and unlocking new opportunities for innovation across the environmental sector. Topics will cover how AI is being used for environmental monitoring, data analysis, project delivery, and policy development, with a strong focus on real-world outcomes and future potential.

Attendees will gain valuable insights into how emerging technologies are transforming the profession, network with peers and experts, and leave with fresh ideas on how to integrate AI-driven tools into their own practice.

Guest Speakers and their Presentations include:

Dr Ally Suzzi - NSW DCCEEW

Sands, Seals, and Smart Buoys - Drones and Cameras for Coastal Monitoring. Tech-Driven Data to Inform Coastal Management

Dr Ryan Witt - University of Newcastle

Drones in Conservation and Terrestrial Ecology

Robbie Cain and Laurene Michon - Site Hive

Noise Monitoring using AI Models

Grant Stewart - GHD

The Future of AI

Following the seminar, light refreshments will be provided, offering an excellent opportunity to connect with peers, engage with speakers, and build valuable professional networks in a relaxed setting.

This is an essential event for anyone passionate about the intersection of technology and sustainability, and for professionals looking to understand the opportunities and challenges that AI presents for the environmental industry.