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New remote-sensing system maps Antarctica’s unique vegetation in fine detail
Dam removal restores aquatic ecosystem within three years
Making tracks: multiple dinosaur footprints unearthed in major discovery
Up To $100,000 For Hardest Hit By Algal Bloom
Barnaby Joyce’s Nationals Biggest Threat To Farmers
Tropical fishes on the move survive better with temperate neighbours
Territory to partner with Timor-Leste on crocodile management
City of Newcastle celebrates conservation, community and culture for National Tree Day
As oceans warm, tropical fish are moving south. New friendships may be helping them survive
World-first deep-sea DNA study reveals global connectivity of marine life
Nature Stewards Returns To Geelong For Spring 2025
Emirates Group launches massive talent drive to power its next era of innovation and expansion
New analysis reveals the climate target needed to protect Australians from extreme weather risks
Living colour: how red, green and yellow concrete improves Sydney marine life
$10,000 each awarded to six groups to improve our land and waterways
Scroll, watch, burn: sunscreen misinformation and its real‑world damage
Shocking imagery as over 6 tonnes of plastic pulled off remote Australian beaches, reignites call for Global Plastics Treaty
New network of wave buoys to boost understanding of coastal changes
BlackBerry Partners with EC-Council to Help Strengthen Malaysia’s Cybersecurity Workforce
$30,000 FINE ISSUED FOR UNSAFE STORAGE OF LEAD WASTE
Toxic Algae Releases Chemicals To Suppress Competitors
DBCA MUST EXCLUDE TINGLE FOREST FROM PRESCRIBED BURNING PROGRAMS
Academy Vice-President delivers keynote at NAST Philippines Annual Scientific Meeting
Climate change driving marine heatwaves and impacting biodiversity
$8 million for native vegetation restoration on private land to improve habitat and biodiversity
Fish kills increasing, waterway health declining
Water that is Made in WA to cater for the State’s growing population
Era Of Business Holding Back Climate Action Must End
The era of business holding back climate action must end
Support Hornsby Shire’s bushland with free native plants for your backyard this August
Council and Worimi Green Team hosting Cultural Cool Burn Workshop
UN experts hail landmark Inter-American Court opinion on States’ extensive duties to protect the climate
Climate Shifts Extending Sydney’s Bull Shark Season
Statement On ASEAN And Australia’s Shared Future
Purple Patch For Endangered Flinders Fish
NAIDOC week – celebrating the perpetual stewardship of Land and Sea
Tracking insect and bug health in a heartbeat from a digital camera
Collaborative effort to restore mangroves in Boambee Creek
Ice Melt Linked To Monsoon Changes
Government agencies leap at the chance to recruit frogs in the Basin
Feral-free zones spark small mammal boom in Australian desert
Towards a BioBridge: Strengthening the Innovation-to-Commercialisation Pathway
Drones Reveal “unprecedented” Coral Bleaching
It’s Game On For Great Barrier Reef
Dedication Ceremony for Masigilgal Indigenous Protected Area in Torres Strait
Kalgulup Regional Park Showcased In New EBook
LABOR SIDES WITH SHOOTERS OVER THREATENED WILDLIFE IN GREAT FOREST NATIONAL PARK BACKFLIP
More Opportunities For Deer Hunting In Victoria