Logan King

Logan King, Ph.D., stands out as a distinguished academic and author with a profound impact on the field of environmental science. As both an ecologist and conservationist, his efforts in promoting sustainability have earned him accolades worldwide. Logan is celebrated for pioneering a unique workshop that unites urban developers with environmental activists in Sydney, Australia, focusing on innovative solutions for sustainable city growth.

Awards and recognition have followed Logan’s career as a top-tier professor of environmental studies. He is renowned for establishing the "Urban Sustainability Think Tank," a platform where he mentors students through courses like "Sustainable Urban Development" and "Ecological Footprint Analysis." Logan founded and leads The Green Solutions Lab at the University of Sydney, a hub dedicated to researching the integration of nature within metropolitan areas.

Logan was the driving force behind the establishment of the Environmental Resilience Program at USYD, serves as CEO of King's Eco-Innovations, and previously held a tenured position as a professor of ecology. He also contributes as a part-time associate professor of environmental sciences at the University of Technology Sydney and as a visiting professor of environmental studies at universities across Europe.

Among his published works are influential books such as "Building a Sustainable Tomorrow" (Cambridge University Press), "Nature's Blueprint" (HarperCollins Publishers), and "The Urban Jungle: Integrating Nature into City Life" (2024, Cambridge University Press).

Media coverage has highlighted Logan’s initiatives, featuring him in prominent publications from around the globe, including "Sydney Morning Herald" articles on "Green Cities of the Future" and "Bridging Gaps: Logan King Connects Developers and Conservationists." His story has also appeared in "National Geographic," "The Guardian," and "Science Magazine."

Logan's documentary based on his book, "The Urban Jungle," aired on Australian national television and gained international attention when broadcasted on BBC World, showcasing the transformative power of uniting opposing groups for a common cause.

His latest publication, "The Urban Jungle," has been acclaimed by Cambridge University Press as a pivotal work on the forefront of ecological research.

Postdoctoral fellowship, University of Sydney; Ph.D., University of Queensland; B.Sc., University of Tasmania.