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A small grey lizard on a branch

Rain doesn’t dampen first Christmas Island giant gecko survey

Spectacled flying fox. By rollier CC BY-NC 4.0.

Helping flying foxes survive heatwaves

The front page of a report showing a group of Indigenous women rangers looking at a wildlife camera trap.

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

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.

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

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)

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

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

Prof Mark Kennard (GU/NESP) inspecting an Australian lungfish. Photo: Kaitlyn Houghton

Researchers hold special demonstration day in the Moonaboola (Mary River) catchment

Hands holding a large, orange skink.

‘The Tjakuṟa has got dreaming’: Indigenous rangers join forces to protect the culturally significant Great Desert Skink from extinction

A close up of a brown and pink patterned gecko holding on to a stick.

Researchers study Christmas Island giant gecko to find out how it is surviving

Wet season burning helps the understory of Kakadu National Park. Photo: Michael Douglas.

Researchers visit Kakadu National Park to learn about wet-season burning

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