Dr. Tania Leimbach

Biography

Tania Leimbach is an education-focused academic who bridges teaching and research practice within the broad field of environmental studies at the University of New South Wales. As a member of the Environment & Society Group and Program Convenor for the Master of Environmental Management, she is dedicated to preparing future change-makers to rethink the world through restorative approaches. Tania's teaching is centered on developing critical, reflective, and practical capacities in students, empowering them to contribute to environmental and social change. She has a strong profile in climate change pedagogy, having designed and led curricula for climate change education used in universities, secondary schools, and local government settings. Tania's research focuses on inclusive, action-oriented approaches to engage learners and educators in meaningful ways regarding climate and environmental challenges. Her interdisciplinary work includes themes from ecocultural studies, environmental humanities, and environmental education, examining how creative practices can facilitate social-ecological change. Tania completed her PhD at the University of Technology Sydney, investigating sustainability practices within cultural organizations in the Anthropocene. Her research also explores the intersections of renewable energy, regenerative agriculture, food security, and social justice.

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