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Climate ‘presses’ and ‘pulses’ impact Magellanic penguins – a marine predator – with guidance for conservationists
Regional Action Plan for prevention and control of snakebite envenoming in South-East Asia 2022-2030 published in New Delhi
Keep your cool this summer with a vertical garden
Government welcomes Independent Review of ACCUs
Can customary harvesting of NZ’s native species be sustainable? Archaeology and palaeo-ecology provide some answers
Insects and spiders make up more than half NZ’s animal biodiversity – time to celebrate these spineless creatures
University members recognised in New Year Honours
What risks could pet hamsters and gerbils pose in Australia?
New technology to monitor Australian marine parks
Germany supports implementing One Health Joint Plan of Action
FAO at COP15: What comes now?
Major upgrades at Centennial Park secure benefits for generations to come
New roadmap to cost-effective conservation of Antarctic biodiversity 23 December 2022
New roadmap to cost-effective conservation of Antarctic biodiversity
Managing Victoria’s bushfire risk during wetter seasons and beyond
Government provides certainty over Perth and Peel planning
Restoring mistletoe in Bayside
Immersive exhibition aims to inspire positive environmental change
Urban greenery helps avert multiple crises for dryland cities, FAO report shows
Council delivers final stage of Playspace Shade Program
Otago’s sustainable business qualification receives global recognition
Past Legacy and Future Action” – A regional conversation: “Upholding Human Rights
Mangroves masters of their environment
COP15 deal for nature puts Australia on notice
New Zealand welcomes new global deal for nature
Fiordland island predator incursion response in full swing
COP15: not enough urgency to end extinction, but progress on protecting nature
Longtermism – why the million-year philosophy can’t be ignored
Deakin’s new centres supercharge environment and sustainability research
Extinction cascades will decimate world biodiversity by 2050
Waterbirds Thrive in Widespread Flooding
Pest-free islands no place for pet pooches
Research informs ‘nature finance’ for biodiversity negotiators
UN Experts Urge Action on Peasant Rights Ahead of 1yr Mark
SLATS reporting shows reduction in tree clearing
Illawarra’s Mountain Bike Strategy finds balance
Blueprint to better our environment and support our farmers
Local students get Facts about Bats from new book
Manningham adopts Climate Emergency Action Pl
Green light for development of Precinct Structure Plans
Message to Plibersek: clean up COP15 chaos
Research into Impacts of Human Occupation on Brazilian Atlantic Rainforest Receives Funding
$2.8 million to support Marra Traditional Owners to manage Sea Country
Long-term strategic vision for Avalon Corridor
Wild weather disrupts tara iti breeding season
SWR Library locations and thumbs up for Verge and Eden St clubhouse
Carbon-neutral steak on menu at forum
Australia joins global commitment to ESG for critical minerals