On International Women’s Day 2022 we celebrate 18 women who have made incredible contributions to environmental and climate science as well as our understanding of the need for action.
The deluge dumped on southeast Queensland and northern New South Wales this week has been catastrophic. Floodwaters peaked at around 14.4 metres high in Lismore – two metres higher than the city’s previous record.
The strongest warning yet has been delivered about the consequences of climate change and the failure to address rising greenhouse gas emissions.
The wet weather hammering Australia is causing all sorts of unusual sights but one that has had people stumped is the jellyfish-like blobs being found.
For more than a billion years, fungi have been the natural world’s architects and alchemists. Could they now help rewrite humanity’s future?
A group of scientists on the Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary in the Kimberley have documented their lives during a record wet season.
Hidden away on the south coast of WA, Misery Beach has beaten out iconic coastal swimming spots to be crowned Australia’s best beach.
The Kingdom of Tonga doesn’t often attract global attention, but a violent eruption of an underwater volcano on January 15 has spread shock waves, quite literally, around half the world.
Mangrove forests are rapidly expanding on remote sand cays in the northern Great Barrier Reef, capturing carbon and helping tiny islands grow despite rising sea levels.
Our report into the cruelty and corruption of the illegal wildlife trade.