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 […]
The importance of floodplains for fish in Kakadu
Floodplain environments produce a lot of food and nutrients for animals living in rivers. During the wet season, all fish […]
Northern fish under the microscope
Researchers are examining tongue soles, eel gobies, nurseryfish and more at a workshop this week which aims to improve knowledge […]
Indigenous rangers share knowledge about sea turtles
More than 100 people from community groups, universities, government and industry met at the Western Australian Sea Turtle Symposium at […]
Scientists investigate biodiversity in Kakadu’s rivers and wetlands
A team of leading tropical river researchers has been in Kakadu National Park for the past week exploring aquatic biodiversity […]
Improved on-ground biodiversity monitoring
I-Tracker is a project that supports Indigenous land and sea managers across north Australia to undertake natural and cultural resource […]
Researcher selected for international leadership dialogue
A Darwin-based researcher from the Northern Australia Hub of the National Environmental Research Program has been selected as part of […]
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