Isabelle Bond most recently held the position of Climate Security Analyst with the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Climate and Security Policy Centre. She is also a Research Associate of the Climate Change and (In)Security Project – a joint initiative between the University of Oxford and the British Army’s Centre for Historical and Armed Conflict Research.

She is a casual lecturer at NSC and has previously held positions within the Australian Government as an International Policy Officer with the Department of Defence, and on the investigations team at the Clean Energy Regulator.

Isabelle holds a Bachelor in Antarctic and Marine Governance from the University of Tasmania and an Masters in Strategic Studies from the Australian National University. Her research focuses on the nexus between climate security and intelligence, some of which she has published with the International Journal of Intelligence and Counterintelligence and the Australian Journal of International Affairs.