#Indigenous knowledge

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Indigenous knowledge and AI help save baby turtles

On the remote beaches of western Cape York, rangers are using AI, cloud computing and Indigenous knowledge to protect endangered sea turtle hatchlings from feral pigs.

A wild orange, known as Bambul in the Yuwaalaraay, Yuwaalayaay, Gamilaraay/Gamilaroi/Kamilaroi languages.

The Garragal Project: highlighting the value of Indigenous knowledge

The Garragal Project, managed by Kamilaroi women, will bridge the gap between Indigenous and western science knowledge for plants and animals.

Dr Justin Perry looking at an Ipad with Indigenous rangers

Meet our researcher: Dr Justin Perry

Meet Dr Justin Perry. He aims to co-develop culturally appropriate and cutting-edge ways to monitor Australian biodiversity.

‘Tis the season for Cocky Apple

To us city dwellers the start of spring marks a season of new beginnings, spring cleaning and often, hay fever. […]

Film Review: Handing back the past

Any film that can make you nostalgic for a time and a place that you’ve never known is doing something […]