CEEP Deputy Directors, Dr Claire Doll and Dr Curtis Rollins, recently returned from a short trip to Indonesia, where they presented their research, connected with researchers and students, and explored opportunities for future collaboration. Visit to Bogor Agricultural University (IPB), Indonesia Claire and Curtis travelled to IPB University where they spent a day meeting with students and Faculty members from the Resource and Environmental Economics and Agribusiness Departme

The WA Branch of the Australasian Agricultural and Resource Economics Society (AARES) held its annual conference on Friday, 7 September 2026, at the University of Western Australia (UWA), bringing together around 40 participants from UWA, DPIRD, CSIRO, and other institutions. This year, UWA Agricultural and Resource Economics PhD students, Mithun Ghosh and Danni Du, provided excellent conference planning leadership. (L-R): Conference organisers Danni Du and Mithun Ghosh, wi

The Investment Framework for Environmental Resources, or INFFER, is a practical decision-support tool designed to help governments and environmental managers invest in projects that are most likely to deliver meaningful environmental outcomes.

New research reveals how governments can better support landowners to protect urban trees, balancing community benefits with practical challenges of tree care.

Significant changes in Australia’s national environmental laws are underway, through reforms to the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act. These reforms aim to reshape how environmental impacts are assessed and managed across Australia, including changes to biodiversity offsets and restoration funding. At the UWA Centre for Environmental Economics & Policy (CEEP), we work extensively in the area of environmental policy and natural resource management

Environmental Markets in Australia. There are several types of environmental markets in use around the world, and there is momentum that seems to mean that their use will continue to grow.