Stay updated with our latest findings and stories from the field of wetland conservation and ecology.
Our team tracks crocodile movements in Darwin's urban creeks using GPS telemetry. This research is vital for human safety and understanding how these apex predators adapt to increasing urban development pressures on their traditional habitats.
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Invasive Gamba Grass creates dense, tall fuel loads, leading to hotter, more intense fires that devastate wetland biodiversity. Our project maps its spread and works with Indigenous Rangers on controlled burns to protect sensitive ecosystems.
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Regular sampling across Darwin Harbour monitors nutrients, sediments, and pollutants. Healthy mangroves act as natural filters; our data helps assess their effectiveness and guides restoration efforts to maintain water quality for marine life.
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Mangroves are vital coastal guardians and biodiversity hotspots. They act as natural fish nurseries, supporting marine life, and provide critical protection against erosion and storm surges. As a Ramsar Convention-designated wetland of international importance, the Top End's mangroves are a global ecological treasure. Our work focuses on restoration, research, and community engagement to preserve these essential ecosystems for future generations. Join us in safeguarding these natural filters and habitats.