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WA first: drones track endangered wildlife on Dirk Hartog Island
Emerging Researchers focus for Society for Reproductive Biology
Help name streets in Lidcombe’s new Carter Street Precinct
Signs share Indigenous traditions and knowledge
Poachers fined $4,500 for Southern Calamari bag limit offence
Biggest wild release for rare native reptiles
Greener Greater Geelong
Surviving climate change in field
Pet owners encouraged to help local wildlife in national parks
Dead fin whale washes up at Te Kaha
Cannon Hill view across Lake Pertobe is back
Aboriginal name for dinosaur
Bacteria made to mimic cells, form communities
You’re not so tough, h-BN
Strict environmental controls for bypass construction
Get exchanging at Trees for Weeds Swap
Whitebaiting season 2019 kicks off
Cat curfew in place for good reason – East Gippsland
Indigenous commercial fishing development draft policy released
Art meets astrophysics, cocktail chemistry, women’s woo, and wild weather
What’s On in Campbelltown in August
Fur seal/kekeno numbers growing in Hawke’s Bay
Annual tree planting program underway
New study could reset how scientists view sex determination in painted turtle populations
Predator control challenges with mega mast
More trees to gain significant status
National recognition for koala protection
A nation of bird lovers: Join Aussie Bird Count from 21-27 October
Plan to reverse precarious position of hoiho/yellow-eyed penguin
Keeping Barossa’s Steets Green
Maroondah branches out with 1300 new trees
Mastering metabolism for shark and ray survival
Grads angling to get an A in fisheries management – part 2
Cameras reveal secret lives of mangrove stingrays
Sound science enhances whale conservation
Improved environmental conditions in Macquarie Harbour
Dig in for National Tree Day
Nowra cultural burn sparks shared learning and community connections
Saving our Species Winter newsletter
Amoeba builds barriers for protection against bacteria
Invading cane toads travel light
Murray Crayfish population clawing back
Council and community to plant 1800-plus seedlings as part of National Tree Day 2019
Great Australian Bight protection before Senate
Major global study shows Australia’s shark hotspots need protection from industrial fishing
State Government trigger mapping remains flawed despite new release
3D printed pill samples gut microbiome to aid diagnosis and treatment
Funding to trial traditional practices as part of carbon farming in Burnett Mary

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