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Australia’s tropical rainforest plants can be identified with just a few simple clicks.
A plant-growth-regulating spray might be the solution for vineyards affected by heatwaves.
Pollinators such as bees, birds, bats and butterflies are in decline globally, a threat to biodiversity and food production all over the world. The importance of pollinators isn’t new to many indigenous communities around the world.
Tiny organisms – or microbes – are being explored for mine water treatment at Evolution Mining’s Mt Rawdon gold operation, where the company plans to adopt a wetland-like system to remove contaminants.
New research reveals how climate change could influence future krill abundance and whale populations in the Southern Hemisphere.
Bioregional Assessments was a project that delivered the world’s first integrated regional‑scale assessment of the water impacts of coal resource development. An enormous human challenge which tested some of the world’s most sophisticated supercomputers.
The Australian public has united with scientists to help them identify what truly makes the Great Barrier Reef ‘beautiful’.
To mitigate climate change we might have to re-examine the rules which define carbon credit-worthy sequestration actions – that might include renting, rather than buying.
Most plant research focuses on grown plants or on seedling behaviour. It is only now that researchers are beginning to examine seed traits and how the beginning of a plant’s life affects everything which comes after.
