How Are Animals Cared For After Natural Disasters?
Earlier this week, hundreds of birds were injured or killed as a massive halestorm system swept…
Conservation
Turtle Talk: Saving the Endangered Bell’s Turtle
A university team in the Northern Tablelands of NSW are on a mission to save the…
Analysis of genetic diversity shows conservation action needed
As the world remains in the grips of climate change, how is the preservation of animals and…
Australia an ‘oasis’ for sharks and rays, as global number...
A new report on the global status of sharks, rays and chimaera fish reveals most species…
Council pledges NSW government to eliminate shark nets
Council members in the city of Newcastle are pledging the New South Wales government to eliminate…
First Nations communities critical to environmental conservation efforts
Last week the Global Nature Positive Summit kicked off in Sydney, bringing leaders together from across…
‘Thief’ Seabirds could spread new Avian flu to Australia
In 2021, a new strain of bird flu known as Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (H5N1) infected…
Australia needs harsher laws to reduce deforestation rates, research f...
Recent research from the University of Queensland found Australia's environmental laws are failing to stop high…
Dingoes on K’gari injured as fishing tourism picks up
It’s Tailor Season on K’gari, formerly known as Fraser Island. This means dozens of keen fishermen…
“Seahorse Hotels”: Sydney Seahorse Project’s Bold Pl...
Out of all the sea creatures to be found in Sydney's waters, seahorses are surely one…
Water free ‘containment zone’ could stop cane toads infilt...
The Western Australia State Government has announced funding for the first phase of a Toad Containment…
Ocean Country with Courtney Burns
Courtney Burns chats with Danny Chifley on 2SER Breakfast about Ocean Country health, the vitality of sharks, and the role of First Nations knowledge in Australian conservation. Read More