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Getting ready for City Nature Challenge
2023 City Nature Challenge
Preserving the stars: light pollution and what you can do about it
Researchers trial novel way to restore coastal wetlands
Boroondara takes City Nature Challenge
Australian shallow reefs in decline
Calling all citizen scientists: hunt for shark egg cases launches in Australia
Grassroots data is vital for reducing deadly bird-window strikes
Last chance to experience Wilderness to Water guided walking tour
Opportunities are all around to connect with ocean this Seaweek
Bega cemetery event to document flora and fauna
More funding opportunities on the way as Noosa Council opens environment grants
Guardians wanted for Gardens of Stone SCA
People in urban areas have worse hay fever symptoms, analysis suggests
PUB CHALLENGE SPARKS SUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR RARE ORCHID
Disability and dignity – 4 things to think about if you want to ‘help’
Polystyrene ban cuts marine litter, butt for smokers & shoppers
Citizen scientists tend oyster gardens
Beach erosion: satellites reveal how climate cycles impact coastlines
Launching our 2023 Art Gallery Exhibition Program
Citizen scientists make ‘surprising’ coral find
One million fishy stories, all of them true
Wilderness to Water guided walking tour series continues in Eden
Engaging Science Grants to boost STEM activities
Toxic pollutants can build up inside our homes. Here are 8 ways to reduce the risks
Seal sightings citizen science project extended
Study investigates ‘trashy’ lives of white ibis
Wildlife we love
Insects and spiders make up more than half NZ’s animal biodiversity – time to celebrate these spineless creatures
Where have all Christmas beetles gone?
KI citizen science callout for summer
Wilderness to Water guided walking tour series continues at Murunna Headland
UNSW researchers excel in Royal Society of NSW Awards
Tasmania’s Roadkill Reporter launches
Marine life monitoring on newly restored oyster reef underway
CDU plans for largest citizen science groundwater study in world
Hook, line and tagged by Deakin researchers over decade ago
SYDNEY BASIN KOALA NETWORK Awareness and action deemed critical as new study finds most NSW residents don’t know they are neighbours
Time to save turtle is now
Scientists need help to save nature
Where have all Christmas beetles gone?
Greens set sights on swimmable Yarra Birrarung
What planting tomatoes shows us about climate change
Guardians of green and golden bell frog ride
How these 3 neighbourhood ‘pests’ deal with rainy days
Great Victorian Fish Count celebrates two decades of incredible discoveries
‘Benefits are huge’: Have your say on future citizen scientist programs
Wilderness to Water guided walking tour series to kick off in Merimbula