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Jobs and Biz news: WorldGBC defines new scopes of ESG; NAWIC winners; new green University buildings - Vimarsana News

Jobs and Biz news: WorldGBC defines new scopes of ESG; NAWIC winners; new green University buildings

On this week's jobs and biz news: WorldGBC sets new "scopes" for ESG, NAWIC winners announced, new green University buildings by Griffith and UTS and more.

Koala conservation: Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo - Vimarsana News

Koala conservation: Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo

Forensic scientist Carney Matheson is launching a program for students and later members of the public to hunt down koala poo to build DNA profiles of the iconic animals.

Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo - Vimarsana News

Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo

Forensic scientist Carney Matheson is launching a program for students and later members of the public to hunt down koala poo to build DNA profiles of the iconic animals.

Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo - Vimarsana News

Why this scientist wants you to send him koala poo

Forensic scientist Carney Matheson is launching a program for students and later members of the public to hunt down koala poo to build DNA profiles of the iconic animals.

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Griffith University: Citizen science to reveal koala 'family trees' from scats – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News - Vimarsana News

Griffith University: Citizen science to reveal koala 'family trees' from scats – India Education | Latest Education News | Global Educational News

One of the three grants awarded to Griffith University researchers by the Queensland Government will benefit from citizen scientists to better understand and document the DNA profiling of South East Queensland’s koala populations.The project, ‘Citize