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World Water Day is on Sunday, 22 March. We're celebrating the importance of water in science and sharing a splash of our research.
A significant amount of plastic pollution from our ocean ends up washed up along our coasts, mostly towards the back of the beach where it becomes trapped in vegetation.
The current population explosion and mass migration of moths and butterflies in Queensland is due to recent rain.
From today, we’ll be tweeting our latest CO2 data from the Cape Grim Baseline monitoring station in Tasmania.
We’re working with Indigenous fire experts to design landscape burning partnerships, projects and activities.
Australia is home to lots of diverse species of flowers. And we found some of them had uncanny celebrity lookalikes!
Did you know flowers can be female, male, or have variations of both sexes in one flower? Frank Zich provides insights into plant sex diversity and taxonomic research at the Australian Tropical Herbarium.
Bushfire bunkers can save lives. We're working with the Victorian Country Fire Authority to provide scientific input into bushfire bunkers.
Forests are remarkable at drawing carbon from the atmosphere, and they're getting better at it. New research highlights how important it is to protect forests so they can help us fight climate change.
Climate change anxiety and eco-grief is starting to take a toll on people’s mental health and wellbeing. We share some ways to help deal with eco-grief.
Australians are starting to return to their homes and rebuild their lives after the bushfires. Creating a garden can be an important part of the process of recovery and reconnecting.
Growing crops both grazed by livestock and grown to harvest is helping this farmer weather the drought.
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