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As 2016 draws to a close, we've decided to take a look back at our 10 most interesting, entertaining and informative blogs.
With a predicted increase in the average temperature this summer, entomologists are forecasting an increase in insect activity.
Egg-laying mosquitoes have been found in more than 20% of domestic rainwater tanks inspected in Melbourne homes. What can we do to keep them out?
Our new project in Far North Queensland aims to beat zika and other mosquito-borne diseases.
Our own Bry the Fly Guy is heading to Florida with swarms of entomologists to talk about solider flies at The International Congress of Entomology.
Since we might not be ready to eat insects ourselves, could we instead feed insects to our farmed animals to feed our growing population?
There are at least 100,000 unnamed insect species in Australia. These unknown elements of biodiversity represent an almost completely untapped opportunity and resource.
We have conducted the first analysis of invasive species threat to global crop production on a country-by-country basis.
The latest book from our publishing team sheds some light on animals that go bump in the night to help you find these elusive yet amazing critters.
Kokoda is a global hotspot for biodiversity, and the specimens housed at Canberra's The Australian National Herbarium are vital for understanding such diversity.
Miniature Lives — the latest book from CSIRO Publishing — lets families identify the miniature life around the home and backyard.
Researchers from our National Collection have won the 5th J.O. Westwood Medal for Excellence in Taxonomy by the Royal Entomological Society for their three volume set on longhorn beetle.
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