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 […]
Science on Country: Short films on research to better manage northern Australia
The efforts of Indigenous land and sea rangers to help protect and care for their country are being highlighted during […]
Terrestrial monitoring workshop with motion detection cameras
Over 40 stakeholders from across northern Australia gathered in Darwin in November for a one day workshop on biodiversity monitoring […]
The way ahead for Kakadu’s threatened species
An ambitious strategy which strives to address worrying declines of threatened species in Kakadu National Park has been released. The […]
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