Latest biodiversity News | Page 28

New environmental DNA (eDNA) data a game-changer for understanding life in our oceans
Global Soil Biodiversity Observatory begins to take concrete shape to protect life below ground
RMIT Joins NGV As ‘Futures Partner’
Exciting Improvements On Way For Aldershot Reserve
World-first deep-sea DNA study reveals global connectivity of marine life
Bootlegged wildlife: reptile trade hidden in plain sight
Australia furthers environmental leadership with investments for globally-recognised wetlands
Prescribed burning threatens survival of skinks and other wildlife
Help Shape Future Of Bayside’s Open Spaces
Nature Stewards Returns To Geelong For Spring 2025
Into the great genome: new tracker for Australia’s genomic biodiversity
Earth Overshoot Day, 24 July
Living colour: how red, green and yellow concrete improves Sydney marine life
Noosa Council welcomes federal decision on Kin Kin Quarry
Additional $77 million flows for recovery in flood hit North Queensland
Greens Push Labor To Pull Trigger On Climate
50 years of international collaboration to safeguard wildlife trade
National Tree Day: Bayside 21 July
Threatened Species Competition Now Open 21 July
$10,000 each awarded to six groups to improve our land and waterways
Connecting Friends And Wildlife
Super Tax tops the list of farmers’ priorities for new parliament
Building Green Energy Future Brick By Brick
Murrindindi Shire Talks Trees For National Tree Day
Council Connect 18 July
Building Green Energy Future Brick By Brick
Dig, Plant, And Give Back This National Tree Day
Funding To Weed Out Fire Risk On Rural Roads
Call for public information on Auckland marine mammal cases
DBCA MUST EXCLUDE TINGLE FOREST FROM PRESCRIBED BURNING PROGRAMS
Climate change driving marine heatwaves and impacting biodiversity
Further Losses Predicted For Wetlands In Future
New Housing Pattern Book designs that can be approved in ten days are launched
Shock Kiwi Rediscovery Delights Conservation World
$8 million for native vegetation restoration on private land to improve habitat and biodiversity
Bagot Park Shared Path And Amenity Upgrades Now Complete
Wildlife Database WildNet Unveils Sleek New Look
Ancient cities provide key datasets for urban planning, policy and predictions in the Anthropocene
Support Hornsby Shire’s bushland with free native plants for your backyard this August
Council and Worimi Green Team hosting Cultural Cool Burn Workshop
Huge expansion of Nilpena Ediacara National Park a boost to tourism and biodiversity
City acquires strategic natural land in wildlife corridor
City of Darwin announces recipients of 2025/26 Environment and Climate Change Grants
Aerotropolis lifts off as Badgerys Creek Master Plan gets greenlight
First the dire wolf, now NZ’s giant moa: why real ‘de-extinction’ is unlikely to fly
Dig In For Greener Future This National Tree Day
Great Walks popularity supporting tourism growth
Council endorses Statement of Planning Policy to Safeguard Bass Coast’s Future