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The EIANZ and the ANET Community of Practice are delighted to released the program for the 2026 conference! Don't miss this essential industry event that will bring together global best practice and emerging solutions to ensure our transport and linear infrastructure networks are as ecologically sensitive as possible. Secure your place today and be part of defining the future of road ecology and linear infrastructe in Australia and New Zealand.
View the program here → |
The first road ecology conference in Australasia, entitled ‘Breaking the Barriers’ was held in Brisbane, Australia in 2009. This gathering led to the establishment of the Australasian Network for Ecology and Transportation (ANET) and the development of Transport Ecology as an important scientific discipline in Australia and New Zealand. ANET has since developed into a formal Community of Practice within the Environment Institute of Australia and New Zealand (EIANZ), and exists to promote best-practice ecological outcomes in transport and other linear infrastructure networks across Oceania and beyond.
The ANET conference will return to Brisbane in March 2026 and is an opportunity to look back over the past 20 years, reflect on the progress we have made and consider important areas of focus and effort for the next 20 years. ANET 2026 will address the following:
With participants from Australia, New Zealand, and around the world, ANET 2026 will bring together global best practice and emerging solutions to ensure our transport and linear infrastructure networks are as ecologically sensitive as possible.
We welcome all who are involved in the planning, design, construction, operation, and regulation of all modes of transport and linear infrastructure – including road, rail, transmission lines, pipelines, etc to attend, present and participate in ANET 2026. ANET will include a range of plenary and technical presentations, case studies, posters, workshops, social networking events and field trips to inspect innovative solutions in South East Queensland.
To subscribe to ANET to keep up to date as the planning for the conference progresses, please email us at events@eianz.org and we will add you to our exclusive ANET marketing list.
The 2026 Australasian Network for Ecology and Transportation (ANET) Conference will be held in the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre on 23-25 March 2026. ANET is the premier event for ecologists, transport planners, regulators, construction and operation professionals, and the local community to engage on the interactions between transportation and ecology. The conference will include two days of technical presentations, posters, panels, workshops and trade displays, a one-day field trip and a networking social event.
| EIANZ member* | $890 |
| EIANZ Student member* | $365 |
| Non-members* | $990 |
*This is an all inclusive registration fee charged in AUD including GST. Registrations are via credit card. ** Early bird conference fees will be available until Monday 8 December 2025. For wildlife carers who wish to attend the conference please contact events@eianz.org for a discounted conference rate.
Consider joining as a student, associate or full member today! To receive the member rate to the conference make sure you apply for membership prior to registering for the event! Join here →
ANET is the premier event for ecologists, transport planners, regulators, construction and operation professionals, and the local community to engage on the interactions between transportation and ecology. There are many benefits to sponsors for ANET2026. Benefits include:
View the sponsorship prospectus → |
When: 23-25 March 2026
Where:
Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre
Merivale St, South Brisbane, QLD
Cost: $890 EIANZ members, $365 EIANZ student members, $990 Non-members (AUD Inc GST))
Contact: EIANZ - events@eianz.org or +61 3 8593 4142
We acknowledge and value the rights and interests of Indigenous Peoples in the protection and management of environmental values through their involvement in decisions and processes, and the application of traditional Indigenous knowledge.