RipRap: Australia’s Northern Rivers & Estuaries
Many Northern Australia Hub projects have been showcased in the latest edition of the Australian River Restoration Centre’s RipRap magazine. […]
Environmental research projects take flight
NAERH Scientists will embrace the latest technology to monitor environmental changes in Northern Australia.
Erosion and irrigated agriculture in northern Australia
North Queensland’s Gilbert catchment has long been recognised for its potential for large scale irrigated agriculture. While this sort of […]
Indigenous biodiversity management
A series of videos is showcasing the work of rangers and Hub scientists collaborating to increase our understanding of Indigenous-led […]
Can we mitigate cane toad impacts on northern quolls?
The findings of hub research investigating ways to protect the northern quoll from the cane toad invasion have been published. […]
Marine turtle and dugong monitoring case study
Hub research is supporting effective, long-term monitoring of dugongs and marine turtles across northern Australia. Dugongs and marine turtles hold […]
River to landscape connections and biodiversity
Hub research has strengthened our understanding of the factors underpinning high levels of aquatic biodiversity and productivity in the floodplains […]
Developing the north
Hub Director Professor Michael Douglas has been featured in the BBC’s environment radio series, Costing the Earth. The episode Taming […]
Investigating the role of feral cat predation
Early results from Hub research to establish the role feral cats play in native mammal decline across northern Australia, have […]
The broader benefits of Indigenous ranger programs
Scientists exploring the wider benefits of Indigenous land management programs hope their research will positively shape future investment decisions for […]
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