Saving the microbats
Urbanisation could contribute to the demise of microbats, one of nature’s forgotten superheros.
El Niño to blame for ancient reef collapse
Ancient reef foretells the possible fate of modern coral reef ecosystems.
Elephantnose fish don’t just have unusual noses
Scientists have found that elephantnose fish have excellent vision due to the unique structure of their retina.
The Top End in storm season
In the Top End, you’re never really alone. The red dust and open roads speak of a uniquely Australian brand of isolation; but it only takes a moment’s pause to hear the roar…
What stalagmites tell us about climate change
Cave formations can act as prehistoric weather stations.
Endangered seagrasses can store carbon
Scientists estimate that seagrass meadows can store as much carbon as a forest.
Plants and fungi joined forces to colonise the world
Soil-dwelling fungi played a crucial role in plant evolution.
Discovering Australia’s own sea turtle
Understanding the Flatback turtle requieres more than your average conservation program.
