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Discover how eDNA techniques unveiled 29 native species in the Central Tablelands and the community's critical role in combating invasive species.

La Trobe University researchers and partners have developed a tool that enables farmers and industry to unlock the value of natural capital and use it to their advantage.There would be no farm without its foundation of soil, water, birds and trees –

Only 160 sites left to participate in the MDB DNA species sampling.

Only 160 sites left to participate in the MDB DNA species sampling.

Only 160 sites left to participate in the MDB DNA species sampling.

Only 160 sites left to participate in the MDB DNA species sampling.

Tanya Plibersek came into office promising no new extinctions. This small brown bird, native to a tiny island, could be the canary in her coalmine.

Endangered species like the Eastern Barred Bandicoot and the Southern Brush-tailed Rock-Wallaby in Little River will soon be better protected […]

Date Time Putting natural capital on farm accounts La Trobe University is working with 50 farmers across Victoria, New South Wales and Tasmania to improve their environmental performance and climate resilience. Ecologist Dr Jim Radford from the Research Centre for Future Landscapes at La Trobe University is collaborating with nine industry partners to lead new research on the importance of ‘natural capital’ for farm production. Farmers participating in the ‘Farm-scale Natural Capital Acco...