Weeds research recognised with award
A hub research team investigating invasive weeds were awarded the ‘Best Research in NRM’ at the 2014 Territory NRM Awards […]
Motion cameras an attractive tool for land managers
Over 50 stakeholders interested in biodiversity conservation are gathering in Darwin today for a one day workshop on wildlife monitoring […]
Fresh approach for Kakadu’s threatened species
The Australian Government is ramping up action to bring threatened species back from the brink of extinction in Australia’s largest […]
Northern development – just add water
Scientists have warned that increased water extraction in northern Australia will require trade-offs between different groups and industries, as plans […]
Fire inflames other threats to native animals
Ecologists are meeting in Alice Springs today to share findings on native mammal decline and how northern Australian landscapes can […]
Using soil to monitor biodiversity
Biodiversity in the wet-dry tropics is in good condition compared with more developed parts of southern Australia. It is important […]
Using satellites to monitor biodiversity
Northern Australia Hub researchers are trialing a new monitoring technique so that land and park managers can better monitor changes […]
Cape York sea turtles helped by Indigenous management
A new method to prevent feral pigs destroying turtle nests on a ten-kilometre stretch of beach in western Cape York […]
Cape York wetlands get regular health checks
A project is underway in southern Cape York which aims to help ranger groups address threats to wetland health, including […]
What do you call that plant or animal in Bininj Gunwok?
A new online resource documenting Aboriginal names for plants and animals in Kakadu and west Arnhem Land is now available. […]
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