We’ve used artificial intelligence (AI) to identify a pest stink bug. Now we’re working with our partners on WeedScan, a new app for identifying and reporting weeds.
Xiaoqing Li is researching new ways to trace the origins of fibres so people can buy sustainable textiles and trust where they've come from.
Have you ever heard of sea spurge? It's bad news for our southern beaches and we're calling on you to help control its spread.
Science isn't seasonal, but to get you through summer we’ve created a list of wonderful reads to inspire, excite and enjoy.
A new virtual reality tool allows our researchers to take a walk on the wild side to better study some of our endangered ecosystems.
Get insights into the work we are doing to help alleviate the world’s greatest micronutrient deficiency, and learn what can you do to reduce your risk.
New research shows we can feed the world and bend the curve on biodiversity loss, looking after animals and plants into the future.
Scientists have researched and described the plants of New Guinea and have recognised it as the most botanically-diverse island in the world.
We’ve marvelled at and named 165 new species in the past year. They include a fly named after Marvel character Deadpool.
Bush Blitz is Australia’s largest species discovery program where scientists go on expeditions. But they're taking it online this year. And you can help.
We're partnering with Traditional Owners in Northern Australia to new ways to protect their land and culture using satellites, while creating economic opportunities.
Eucalypts are an Australian icon. Here on our beautiful wide brown land Australia, there are around 800 native eucalypt species.
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