Weeds threaten carbon offset programs
Researchers have identified gamba grass and other invasive weeds as a potential threat to landholder involvement in environmental offset programs […]
Hub researchers travel to Canberra to engage with decision makers
The Commonwealth Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities (SEWPaC) is the main government funder of biodiversity and land […]
Consultation underway on Daly River Conservation and Development Plan
The Daly River Catchment, approximately 200km south of Darwin in the Northern Territory, is a significant area of interest for […]
DNA analysis of sediment provides early warning of sea level rise
Many Kakadu wetlands are at threat from saltwater intrusion, which could dramatically impact on biodiversity, Indigenous food sources and tourism […]
Biodiversity data collected by Indigenous rangers is presented in Canberra
I-Tracker, short for Indigenous Tracker, is an initiative of the North Australian Indigenous Land and Sea Management Alliance Ltd (NAILSMA) […]
Pastoralists support paid biodiversity activities
A survey of pastoral property owners across northern Australia has found that the majority are interested in diversifying their income […]
Protect your property’s natural values and improve income
Researchers from Charles Darwin University are investigating whether pastoralists and graziers could create new cash flow by delivering on-farm biodiversity […]
Investment in national parks pays off
Across the Top End, conservation reserves have been the most effective way to manage land to conserve native animals, according […]
Hub communicators meet in Canberra
Communicators from the five hubs of the National Environmental Research Program met in November to learn more about eachothers’ programs […]
Farmers provide advice on the design of biodiversity incentives
Pastoralists manage vast areas of Australia’s tropical savannas. A new research project is looking at whether there are opportunities for […]
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