June

• Scholarships: Reducing Greenhouse Emissions from Agriculture (Applications close on 4 August 2003)
• Position Vacant: Web Developer/IT Support (Closing Date: 17 June 2003)
• Factsheets in the eCarbon FAQs
• Scientific posters in the Products page
• New talks (Greenhouse CRCs Contributing to Global Issues and Carbon sinks in the Australian Context: Interactions between managing the global carbon cycle and the earth system) at the CRC Products page
• Good Practice Guidance for Land Use, Land-Use Change, and Forestry

May

• eCarbon News (May 2003)
• See what we do and where the actions are, view the Photo Gallery and search the Fieldsites database.
• Comparison & Integration Shell (COINS): An integrative modelling tool for carbon accounting and natural resource management
• Media Release: Calculating the battle against global warming (20 May 2003)
• Industry Roundtables on Greenhouse Gases Reduction and Market-Based Approaches - by Carrie Sonneborn, a CRCGA research grant recipient and a PhD intern at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL), Colorado
• New Links at Australia and the Kyoto Protocol

April

• eCarbon News (April 2003)
• New Links at Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
• Seminar Notice: Towards a general theory of the Plant Nitrogen – Plant mass relationship (8 April 2003)
• eCarbon News (March 2003)

March

• Media Release: New light on plants and carbon dioxide (28 March 2003)
• Seminar Notice: Greenhouse Accounting: the view beyond carbon (21 March 2003)
• Media Release from CRC Association: Making Money from Greenhouse
• New Links at Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
• Seminar Notice: Effects of vegetation change on climate and runoff under rising CO₂ and Can the carbon-storage effects of forests on climate be offset by changes in the absorption of solar radiation? (5 March 2003)

February

• Annual Report 2001-2002
• eCarbon News (January/February 2003)
• Position Vacant: Communication Manager (Closing Date: 14 March 2003)

January

• Media Release: UK expert here to study how bushfires affect climate change (17 January 2003)
• Position Available: Office Assistant (Closing Date: 24 January 2003)

December

• New Links Added: Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
• Media Release: Rural sector to save $110M a year through new CRC research program (10 December 2002)
• eCarbon News (December 2002)

November

• Media Release: Australians use September 11 data to solve climate “paradox” (15-Nov-02)
• Seminar Notice: "Photosynthetic acclimation of grasses to elevated atmospheric CO2" and "The pan evaporation paradox:why is pan evaporation decreasing" (11-Nov-02)
• Workshop Presentations: Biogeochemistry of the Continental Carbon Cycle
• New Links: Australia and the Kyoto Protocol

October

• Seminar Presentations: The Pot, the Plot and the Planet - Carbon in the Greenhouse
• Added Links: Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
• Workshop Report: Biogeochemistry of the Continental Carbon Cycle: Project B2 Workshop (September 2002)
• Seminar Notice: Storing Carbon in Woody Vegetation (16/10/02)
• Education: Greenhouse Accounting Postgraduate Students

September

• Media Alert from Victoria NRE: Launch of NRE Greenhouse Project by the Minister for Agriculture and Aboriginal Affairs
• News Links: Australia and the Kyoto Protocol
• Updated Links: Australia's National Carbon Accounting Results
• Position Vacant: Post-Doctoral Fellow, Ecosystem Dynamics Group, RSBS, ANU (Closing Date: 30/9/02)
• Seminar Notice: The Carbon Cycle: Global and Australian Perspectives (10/9/02)

August

• Position Vacant: Communication Manager (Closing Date: 7/9/02)
• Seminar Notice: The Pot, the Plot and the Planet - Carbon in the Greenhouse (23/8/02)
• News Links: Australia's National Carbon Accounting Results
• Position Available: Graduate Research Officer (Closing Date: 24/8/02)
• Media Release: Estimates Of Australia’s Greenhouse Emissions and Sinks an Important Milestone (15/8/02)
• Seminar Notice: Dealing with Kyoto and Non-Kyoto Markets (8/8/02)
• Workshop Report: Australian Continental NPPComparison Workshop (April 2002)

July

• Announcement: Prof Ian Noble appointed to the World Bank
• Grant Opportunity: Choose one of 10 possible PhD topics...!!