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Spring into action at Great Spring Clean
Environmental DNA breakthrough detects genetic diversity of invasive fish
Low-hanging fruit: Pet cat containment a vital step to protect NSW’s wildlife
Seafood New Zealand Finds “Much to Like” in Green’s Oceans Policy, but Warns Against Misinformation
New Wildlife Act to better protect native species
Biosecurity blitz to extinguish fire ant threat
Exposing Australia’s online trade in pest plants – we’ve found thousands of illegal advertisements
10-year feral cat plan brings us a step closer to properly protecting endangered wildlife
National Threatened Species Day: Better protecting our precious native plants and animals
Water buybacks mean you pay more at checkout
Invasive alien species major threat to nature, people
Expert commentary: Invasive species driving Australian biodiversity loss
How Australian wattles took over the world and brought their fire risk with them: new book
Governments failing to act on what rivers need most
‘Misc and chips’ for dinner anyone?
New ARC Training Centre in Plant Biosecurity
AUSTRALIAN MUSEUM’S PROJECT DISCOVER WINS PROPERTY COUNCIL INNOVATION & EXCELLENCE AWARD – Tenth Major Accolade
A new generation preserves tribal land and culture in America’s national parks
Pest Management professionals gather on Western Downs
Disease in the dirt: how mange-causing mites decimated a Tasmanian wombat population
Professor Emma Johnston AO joins CSIRO Board
Irrigators firmly condemn more buybacks
$160 million Bush Boost
Tweed welcomes enhanced taskforce to ramp up fire ant surveillance
A green roof or rooftop solar? You can combine them in a biosolar roof, boosting both biodiversity and power output
Critics of ‘degrowth’ economics say it’s unworkable – but from an ecologist’s perspective, it’s inevitable
Farmers welcome progress on ferals
Experts say radical shift needed in our relationship with the environment
Fishing industry wants to help the Hauraki Gulf, but needs detail on trawl restrictions
Biosecurity breakdown – government failing Australians
Premier’s Fellows to advance biosecurity and coastal science
Next steps to better protect Reef
Guide to Fixing Basin Plan Launched
Removing weeds to protect habitat at Wilsons Prom
Community lifeline to save native species
Shellfish reefs improve marine biodiversity
Observing invisible using environmental DNA
Protecting Victoria’s Biodiversity And Threatened Species
Using AI to save species from extinction cascades
The furry puss caterpillar’s venom packs a painful punch. Now new research shows it came from an unlikely source
DNA Detectives: New ways to spot Southern Ocean hitchhikers 10 July 2023
Uncovering online sales of Australian invertebrates
Coordination key to driving down impacts of feral animals
Biosecurity Commissioner welcomed by state farm organisation
Coordination key to driving down impacts of feral animal
Before the colonists came, we burned small and burned often to avoid big fires. It’s time to relearn cultural burning
Massive economic costs of biological invasions
QUT joins forces with Google to use AI to monitor wildlife

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