Scientell
ScientellScientell prepared an annual report, highlighting research that the Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis (CEBRA) undertakes for the Australian and New Zealand governments.
Client: Client Centre of Excellence for Biosecurity Risk Analysis
Audience: Public, researchers, government and industry representatives
Description
Australia and New Zealand face significant biosecurity threats from the introduction of invasive species, diseases, and pests that can disrupt ecosystems, devastate crops, and compromise native flora and fauna.
CEBRA helps the Australian and New Zealand governments remain at the forefront of practical biosecurity risk analysis by providing collaborative, relevant, innovative, and practical research outcomes. CEBRA, based at the University of Melbourne, comprises scientists from various disciplines, including economics, ecology, mathematics and statistics.
Working with information supplied by CEBRA, including research reports, project summaries, data and statistics, and interviews with senior staff, Scientell drafted the annual report text.
CEBRA designed an attractive, accessible annual report, including numerous charts and infographics, effectively highlighting facts and figures.