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. […]
Daly River survey shows residents support balanced development
A survey has revealed that many Daly River catchment residents are supportive of existing development guidelines and would be comfortable […]
Teaching quolls not to eat cane toads
Native mammals across northern Australia face a host of threats, including feral cats, fires that destroy shelter and food sources, […]
Tracking a feral cat’s movements
Late last year two cat-proof exclosures were completed in Kakadu National Park, to see whether native mammal numbers improve when […]
Wet season flows crucial to prawn survival
Wet season flows are essential to the survival of prized freshwater prawn populations in northern Australia, a Charles Darwin University […]
Who eats who in Kakadu National Park’s wetlands?
For more than two years, researchers from Griffith University, Charles Darwin University and the University of Western Australia have been […]
Training floodplain goannas to steer clear of cane toads
New research is underway to investigate whether goannas can be taught to avoid eating cane toads at a remote site […]
Major review highlights loss of Australian mammals
A three-year national review has found that Australia’s mammal extinction rate is higher than previously thought, and will increase rapidly […]
Bringing back native mammals in Arnhem Land
Indigenous rangers and Traditional Owners from the Warddeken Indigenous Protected Area have been working with scientists to monitor native mammal […]
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