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Mary River Cod

Artificial nesting logs may help recovery of endangered Mary River cod

Rose Myrtle impacted by myrtle rust where the main stem has died and the basal re-sprouts are infected. Photo: Kristy Stevenson

Land clearing linked to myrtle rust disease in native forests

Fox sighting (Photo Paul Meek)

Largest camera rollout around Jervis Bay to detect foxes

Quolls hunkered down together at Trowunna (Photo: Chloe Frick).

Quoll joeys give hope to vanishing Tasmanian species

Thermal drone images of flying fox roosts_Norris

Thermal drones offer innovative solution to monitoring threatened forest species

Feral cat detected during small mammal surveys. Photo: NSW Environmental Trust Feral Cat Project.

New study shows why many feral cat control programs don’t work

Researchers call for global effort to listen underground

Martuwarrra Fitzroy River. Photo by Thiaggo Tayer

New framework maps the life-sustaining waterholes of Australia’s drying rivers

Dry season sampling for Bloomfield River Cod (Photo: Australian Rivers Institute / NESP)

Bloomfield River cod – ‘ancient survivor’ faces modern threats

Sleeping spectacled flying-foxes Photo: Emmeline Norris

Tech & tradition team up for spectacled flying-fox monitoring

Greater gliders found on private land under spotlight. Photo: Nicolas Rakotopare

Resilient Landscapes Hub newsletter (December 2025)

Greater gliders found on private land under spotlight. Photo: Nicolas Rakotopare

Landholders noticing nature are key to Australia’s 30 by 30 conservation goals

Sunrise at Misty Mountains, Point Lookout Queensland. By Eduardo il Magnifico CC-BY-NC-SA

Study finds rainforest restoration seeds sourced mostly from hot, degraded, easily accessed sites

A river pool in Tagalaka National Park. Photo: Queensland Government.

Integrating First Nations’ knowledge into global ecosystem accounting

Seine net sampling reveals fish inhabiting a floodplain pool. (Photo by Leah Beesley, NESP Resilient Landscapes)

Big floods promote fish diversity on Martuwarra Fitzroy River floodplain

Planting tube stock, bush regeneration photo by Janelle via AdobeStock_295763743 16_9

New review highlights the pathway to ecological success

Stotts island

Research Update: Adaptation pathways planning in the Northern Rivers Region of NSW

National research project reveals what “success” really means in natural resource management across Australia

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