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Harriet Narwal is a Research Fellow at Macquarie University's School of Communication, Society and Culture. She holds a Postdoctoral position on the ARC linkage project The Power of Public Spaces to Connect Communities & Places for Resilient Futures, and contributes to the MD-WERP project Winanga-li Gunimaa Gali: Incorporating Cultural Values into Environmental Flows. Her research focuses on environmental planning, biocultural belonging, and Indigenous-led approaches to multispecies urban spaces.
Education:
- Master of Research (Macquarie University)
- Bachelor of Liberal Arts and Science (University of Sydney)
Research interests emphasize legal pluralism, ontological pluralism, and the intersection of Indigenous knowledges with environmental management. She is part of the Dharug-led Yanama Budyari Gumada collective, exploring biocultural resilience in Western Sydney. Key awards include the 2024 EMPA Award for Emergency Communication Research and the 2019 Green Gown Award for societal impact.
Her work bridges academia and policy, with recent projects addressing flood resilience and Indigenous tourism. Collaborations span environmental humanities, geography, and interdisciplinary teams.
