Science & Environment
Fostering hope for wallaby species
An ethically challenging conservation technique may help save an endangered species.
Tag: conservation
News
40 Tassie devil babies boost ark population
Forty Tasmanian devil babies born this year have boosted the insurance population of the Devil Ark program.
Nature & Wildlife
Back from the dead: Gilbert’s potoroo
Conservationists are celebrating the return of an enigmatic marsupial, previously thought extinct.
Science & Environment
The resurgence of red kangaroos
Professor Tim Flannery describes the resurgence of red kangaroos in Corner Country, where Qld, NSW and SA meet.
News
Indian myna driving native bird decline
The first detailed survey on the impact of the Indian myna shows it is causing declines in nine species of Australian birds.
History & Culture
Aboriginal conservation in Arnhem Land
These Indigenous Protected Areas are stunning landscapes in Australia’s Top End.
News
Half of entire parrot species seen in one flock
Half of the world’s population of our endangered native swift parrots has been spotted in one flock in one location.
News
Swamp tortoise: Australia’s rarest reptile makes a comeback
The western swamp tortoise is resurging, helped by humans – but climate change still looms as a threat.
News
Fishers, divers help track marine species
A new national tracking program will allow fishers, divers and beachgoers to help track marine species.
News
Aboriginal desert reserve bigger than Tasmania
A new Indigenous Protected Area in the NT is the largest piece of land ever put aside for conservation in Australia.