Booderee has kicked off a new Parks Australia research partnership to document the biodiversity of Australian soils. With CSIRO and Bioplatforms Australia, we’re working to develop Australia’s first national dataset […]
A black tarantula the size of a human hand and a minute four-eyed spider about half the size of an ant were among the plethora of […]
Booderee National Park is one of New South Wales’ most outstanding landscapes and a hotspot for biodiversity so it’s no surprise staff have sighted some special residents. Booderee Botanic Gardens curator Bernie […]
Small mammals are flourishing at Uluru following above average rainfall during the last 12 months which has produced the best environmental conditions since 2002. This year, a species never before […]
It’s not just the likes of Beyonce who get new species named after them! A new species of native truffle found on Neds Corner Station during a recent Bush Blitz has […]
Scientists from across Australia will ‘blitz’ Neds Corner Station in Victoria’s mallee country next week — spending some 2,000 hours over 10 days surveying the reserve’s plants and animals. The scientists expect they’ll […]
Parks Australia is now the lead agency implementing the Nagoya Protocol (negotiated last year through the Convention on Biological Diversity). As Australia’s lead agency implementing the Nagoya Protocol, Parks Australia […]
