A game of rat and mouse: Scientists track the movements of bird-eating rodents on Norfolk Island

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Jul 2024

A game of rat and mouse: Scientists track the movements of bird-eating rodents on Norfolk Island
Eastern Regent Parrot (Image: Sam Gordon) Jul 2024

13 new research projects launched by the Resilient Landscapes Hub for 2024
Uluru in the background, researchers in the foreground, searching for skinks. Jul 2024

Looking for Tjakuṟa: Hub research featured in Australian Geographic magazine
Jul 2024

‘We were the first scientists’: Hub researchers at the First Nations STEM Showcase
A small grey lizard on a branch Jul 2024

Rain doesn’t dampen first Christmas Island giant gecko survey
Spectacled flying fox. By rollier CC BY-NC 4.0. Jun 2024

Helping flying foxes survive heatwaves
The front page of a report showing a group of Indigenous women rangers looking at a wildlife camera trap. May 2024

Indigenous Digital Women Rangers: a new report on co-design, AI and caring for Country
May 2024

Traditional Owners and scientists feature in new film on the Moonaboola (Mary River) project
A close up photo of the mouth and rows of teeth of a juvenile Australian brook lamprey fish. May 2024

Scientists find ancient, endangered lamprey fish in Queensland, 1400 km north of its previous known range
Water Lily (Nymphaea violacea) stems are a common bush-tucker in Kakadu. Photo: gailhampshire CC-BY 2.0 May 2024

We’re hiring! Business Manager, Research Communications Officer.
The Mary river project is monitoring threatened species like the Mary River turtle. Image: Kaitlyn Houghton (DESI) Apr 2024

Moonaboola on the ABC: ‘Mary River’s rare, endangered species numbers are falling, but scientists aren’t giving up’
Mar 2024

Bilby scats and feral cats: How we’re helping wild bilbies

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