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Rainforest refuge revealed: new study uncovers hidden ecological gems in the Greater Blue Mountains

Aerial view of the Ngambaa fence.

Building next generation protection and recovery areas for Australia’s threatened species

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eDNA strengthens detection of threatened fish in floodplain wetlands

Armoured Mistfrog (Litoria lorica) Photo: Conrad Hoskin

While some rainforest frogs are bouncing back, others remain on the brink

Putting Indigenous leadership at the centre of protected area research

Brolga, Antigone rubicunda, Australian native bird, wetland crane, performing its mating ritual dance

Resilient Landscapes Hub newsletter (June 2026)

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Global review offers lessons for restoring floodplain wetlands

Australian Indigenous Rangers at work on Cape York.

Monitoring Country explainer (video)

Vegetation screens can reduce the visual impact of development, but may also hide the true scale of environmental damage

New study asks if hiding environmental damage does more harm than good

Kakadu fire review shows shifts in fire regimes, but ecological outcomes remain unclear

Multiple fish species captured in shallow Martuwarra Fitzroy River floodplain pool Photo Leah Beesley

Risky environments are important nurseries for many fish in the Martuwarra Fitzroy River

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Improving conservation outcomes for greater gliders in SE Queensland (video)

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Peatsense: Improving condition monitoring and management of endangered alpine peatlands in the Australian Alps (video)

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New study highlights gaps in rainforest restoration monitoring

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Resilient Landscapes Hub newsletter (April 2026)

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Culturally Significant Entities (video)

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Nationally Defined Framework to Recognise Culturally Significant Entities

Ph.D. Candidate Colin Burke releasing an Australian lungfish. Credit Griffith University

The ‘ungrateful lungfish’: study focuses on sustainable food sources for hungry ancient fish

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