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Building climate-ready biodiversity planning with the Northern Rivers community

Waterholes from the Gulf region (photo credit: Michael Douglas).

A geospatial framework to map persistent pools for smarter water planning and river resilience

Thermal drones provide better monitoring data for spectacled flying-fox recovery

Chris Keogh and Dr Thiaggo Tayer using a seine net to collect fish samples from the Martuwarra Fitzroy River. Photo: Michael Douglas.

Ancient carbon reveals hidden complexity in the Martuwarra Fitzroy River’s waterholes

Smarter camera monitoring to strengthen fox control at Booderee

Our detection dogs are helping protect one of Australia’s most imperiled lizards

Baby night parrot found by Ngururrpa Rangers. Photo: Salty Davenport

Ngururrpa Rangers discover critically endangered night parrot chick on Country

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Warmer waters, pest species and habitat loss major threats to small, rare freshwater fish in Tropical North

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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

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