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We’ve eradicated an exotic invasive ant species off a world heritage listed island.
Just like the ever-forking numbers of insect species branching off and evolving, so too, do the techniques of the art world ramify in their attempt to capture the beauty of the natural world.
Accurate species identification is a fundamental requirement for assessing fisheries stocks. fishIDER aims to improve the identification skills of fisheries staff.
Instead of fake spider pranks this Halloween, why not arm yourself with some facts about hair-raising arachnids?
This Halloween we thought we’d test run our new anechoic chamber on the spine chilling screams from our favourite horror movies…
Bush flies and blowflies all vomit on their food, but other flies are a little more polite at the dinner table and don’t vomit at all.
Our former researchers have founded RapidAIM to take their revolutionary fruit fly-monitoring technology to the world.
To better protect sea turtles, we are using ultrasound and tracking tags to detect where females go to nest, while also finding out what they get up to on the way.
Ecologist and photographer extraordinaire, Jame Dorey, shares his beeautiful native bee photos and gives you some sweet tips to snap your own pics.
Sawfish are critically endangered. We recently worked with Indigenous rangers to help save these sawsome fish!
You can help scientists around the world monitor water quality by simply downloading an app and taking a photo of water when you see it.
We know that sea turtles are consuming plastic found in the ocean, but is it actually killing them?
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