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Infrastructure and unique biodiversity attract Fulbright Fellow to Australia

A individual of the ant species Polyrhachis macropus, one of many Australian antspecies that Israel will study during his Fulbright Fellowship (Photo courtesyof Dr Alan ...
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Understanding ecosystem dynamics over the long term

Ecological studies offer an effective means for building a knowledge base that can be used to inform biodiversity management and conservation. This is a motivation ...
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Boom and bust for biodiversity in arid Australia

Researchers measuring a long-haired rat (Rattus villosissimus) as part of studies at the Desert Ecology Plot Network (Photo courtesy of Glenda Wardle) Australia’s arid zone is a ...
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AERA lecturer looks at loss of native fauna

An ecologist and conservation biologist who specialises in the study of mammals will give this year’s Australian Ecology Research Award (AERA) lecture. The award is ...
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ÆKOS datasets break new ground for understanding nature

Location of quadrats in the Ravensthorpe Floristic Survey, south-westernWestern Australia (© WA Department of Environment and Conservation) The online database of the Australian Ecological Knowledge ...
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Many hands make light work at Robson Creek

Professor Stuart Phinn, TERN Associate Science Director, in the Robson Creeksite on the front page of The Cairns Post on 13 September 2012 Over two weeks ...
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Looking at poo to monitor koala populations

Sitting pretty … a koala in south east Queensland (Photo by Jean-Marc Hero) Sightings of koala droppings is a much more reliable way of counting ...
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Wave of extinctions in the north shows history repeating itself

The pale field rat (Rattus tunneyi) is small, cute, innocuous – and under threat. This species has declined dramatically in northern Australia due to a predicted ...
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Analysis highlights sharp decline of koalas in Queensland and NSW

Koala populations in Queensland and New South Wales have declined by more than one third in the last 18 years, or in three generations of ...
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TREND delivers science for land-use planning

Delivering relevant and meaningful science for policy and decision-makers is vital to ensure effective land management in Australia. This can be a challenge, as scientific ...
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