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Residents urged to take responsibility for cats
Making a splash with Forster’s new offshore artificial reef
Fisheries compliance operation underway for school holidays
Future looks bright for endangered Small Purple Pea
White spot decontamination enters final stage
Major win for conservationists halts VicForests logging operation
Updated SE regional weed management plan released: Bega Valley
Heartwarming rescue marks World Cassowary Day
Wildlife protection boosted after critical land parcel purchase
Ghost bats, crocodiles and another 161 species detected in Gulf of Carpentaria survey
Applications for street trees to close soon 25 September
Funding boost for Traditional Owner-led Reef projects
Sealord seeks clearance to acquire Independent Fisheries
Curious Kids: what came first, the chicken or the egg?
Tidbinbilla Open Day is back after four-year hiatus
Weed of Week: Serrated tussock
Two fined, two warned over breach of electric ant restrictions
Tiny fish could be key to develop treatment against MND
Hornsby Shire Council’s native plant giveaway program blooms again
Spring fox control starts near Eppalock
Kōkako on rise at Rotoehu
NIWA solves seafloor mystery
Beach goers urged to be eagle-eyed as nesting season begins
Psychologist receives NSF grant to study social brain
Changes to bolster black bream fishing future
Spring chicks signal start of shorebird season
Major milestone as WA’s biggest wildflower event blooms
Greater Shepparton Seniors Festival 2023 showcasing more than 100 events
Welcoming Victorians To Big Bandicoot Backyard
Hazard reduction burn in Stockrington State Conservation Area
National parks seeking volunteers for annual koala survey
Friends of Donald MacDonald Reserve need you
Light pollution threatens coastal marine systems
Commission grants clearance for Moana’s proposed acquisition of Sanford’s North Island inshore fishing business
Great Koala National Park delayed until 2025
Better late than never – Government announces bare minimum for Great Koala National Park six months too late
Nutrients Drive Cellular Reprogramming in Intestine
Protected animals’ heads removed in spate of horrific incidents
Concord’s newest residents
Kiwi death a reminder wildlife live ‘on the doorstep’ in Auckland
How epigenetics is transforming our understanding of evolution
Biosecurity blitz to extinguish fire ant threat
Normanton crocodile deaths – update
The science of dreams and nightmares – what is going on in our brains while we’re sleeping?
Murchison Mountains short-tailed bats holding steady
Student art shines spotlight on Shoalhaven’s threatened species
Wilsons Promontory Boardwalk Set For Upgrade
Stunning student art shines spotlight on Shoalhaven’s threatened speci