SALT Talks returns in 2024 for another fascinating discussion about the environment, science and technology.
Join Tiahni to hear the story of CH4 Global and innovation in responding to global issues and wicked problems like Climate Change. Tiahni will also explore how businesses can take a different approach to cultural engagement with Traditional Owners, including business opportunities and long-lasting, meaningful community building.
Tiahni Adamson is a Kaurareg woman and a passionate wildlife conservation biologist. She is a proponent for the participation of First Nations people and women in STEM careers and was recognised as one of Science and Technology Australia’s Superstars of STEM and an InDaily South Australian 40 Under 40 for 2023. Tiahni has worked with the CSIRO on Indigenous education programs, trained under Al Gore as a Climate Reality Leader in 2019, works as a lecturer and tutor at the University of South Australia, is on the National Leadership Team for Seed Mob (Australia’s only First Nations led youth climate justice group), was a youth dialogue member for the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and is currently improving sustainable aquaculture production in her role as the Lead Community Engagement Officer at CH4Global. Tiahni has received the Dr Kay Price AM Award for demonstrated excellence in and ambassadorship for STEM, and was also one of two students to be awarded the inaugural Indigenous Time at Sea Scholarship from CSIRO’s Marine National Facility. Tiahni was also announced as this year’s 2024 South Australian ‘Young Australian of the Year’.