Resources

Productivity and Connectivity in Tropical Riverscapes of Northern Australia: Ecological Insights for Management Ecosystems (scientific paper)

April 2016

Pettit, N.E., Naiman, R.J., Warfe, D.M. et al. Productivity and Connectivity in Tropical Riverscapes of Northern Australia: Ecological Insights for Management Ecosystems (2017). 20: 492. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10021-016-0037-4

Approaches to strategic risk analysis and management of invasive plants: lessons learned from managing gamba grass in northern Australia (scientific paper)

April 2016

Adams, V.M., and Setterfield, S.A. (2016). Approaches to strategic risk analysis and management of invasive plants: lessons learned from managing gamba grass in northern Australia, Pacific Conservation Biology, 10.1071/PC15041, 22, 2, (189), (2016).

Impact of feral cats in Kakadu National Park – Part One – Graeme Gillespie

April 2016

What impact are feral cats having on native animals in Kakadu National Park? Earlier this year Northern Territory Government scientists Graeme Gillespie and Danielle Stokeld presented the results of a major predator exclusion experiment near Kapalga to the park’s staff. Discover their findings here from Graeme (Video Part 1).

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Impact of feral cats in Kakadu National Park – Part Two – Danielle Stokeld

April 2016

What impact are feral cats having on native animals in Kakadu National Park? Earlier this year Northern Territory Government scientists Graeme Gillespie and Danielle Stokeld presented the results of a major predator exclusion experiment near Kapalga to the park’s staff. Discover their findings here from Danielle (Video Part 2).

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Tropical floodplain food webs – connectivity and hotspots

February 2016

The value of Australia’s tropical river ecosystem services

February 2016

Building better Indigenous participation

February 2016

Guide to threatened species of Kakadu National Park including other plants and animals of interest

January 2016

Ecological immunization: in situ training of free-ranging predatory lizards reduces their vulnerability to invasive toxic prey

January 2016

G. Ward-Fear, D. J. Pearson, G. P. Brown, Balanggarra Rangers, R. Shine Biol. Lett. 2016 12 20150863; DOI: 10.1098/rsbl.2015.0863. Published 6 January 2016