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Neutral evolution shapes lifespan and ageing
Big cats spotted swimming at Lake Purrumbete
Protecting critically endangered Orange-bellied parrot
Five star rating for Seahorse Hotel
New Spider Named After Fashion Icon Karl Lagerfeld
Innovation to keep albatrosses off tuna hooks
70,000 native trees to protect Waimea Inlet
Pot blitz nets old crabbing gear in Gladstone
Plant, weed, eat at this year’s community planting day
Making most of holidays in our Marine Parks
Aussie native crayfish feature in stamp release
Interactive zebrafish brain
Environment Levy purchase protects more land in Noosa
A primate’s response to death
Record number of visitors to Perth Zoo
Palaszczuk Government continues fight on waste
230 new species in real life Game of Flies
Topping up time for our native fish in Ewenmar Creek
New report recommends changes to farm green tape
Urban Forest Action Plan outlined
Threatened Species Listings
Take your Nature Play Passport to top of Mount Archer
New alliance and strategy to back nature in northern South Island launched
Monaro Tableland Cool Temperate Grassy Woodland in South Eastern Highlands Bioregion
Werriwa Tablelands Cool Temperate Grassy Woodland in South Eastern Highlands and South East Corner Bioregions
Rollout of City of Ballarat’s urban forest action plan starts in Wendouree
Agriculture review overlooks role of national law in protecting biodiversity
Crippled ducks and orphaned ducklings as another hunting season ends in SA
Top work by Commonwealth Operators reconciling their quota on time
Protecting Victoria’s Threatened Species
Local Native Plant Day
Colourful bird is tops in Cairns
North’s possum numbers in massive decline
Aussie birds turn down their thermostat to save energy in winter
Give leopard seals space at Wainui Beach
Public urged to report sightings of rare southern right whales
We need your green thumb
Leading Environmental NGOs Stand Together to Call for 100% Observer Coverage on Industrial
Stem cells moonlight to protect stomach from bacterial invaders
State must involve producers in trigger map review or risk a further debacle
Fishing initiative not just a passing FAD
Article by Susan Farady on climate change and fisheries published in monthly magazine
Williamstown Botanic Gardens Tree removal
A state emblem with national priority – Leadbeater’s possum
Lion’s Share Fund Wins Grand Prix At Cannes Festival
Mature trees in Roundhouse Park to remain
Perth Zoo awaiting a giraffe calf
Mammals and their relatives thrived

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