The ACT Parks and Conservation Service advises that, subject to suitable weather and fuel moisture conditions, a prescribed burn will start today, Wednesday 3 March, in West Belconnen.
Recent data has revealed that European wasp season in the ACT is only just heating up, with peak wasp season continuing until May.
CoreEnviro Solutions senior pest and weed officer, Jim Bariesheff said...
New data has revealed that every day, feral cats take on average 3.1 million mammals, 1.1 million birds and 1.8 million reptiles around Australia.
To help agricultural and environmental land managers address the...
The ACT Government will spend $4.5 million under this week’s 2020-21 Budget to improve the health of the ACT’s waterways; to tackle weeds and invasive plant species; and to appoint permanent Ngunnawal rangers.
The University of Canberra (UC) is collaborating with The Australian National University (ANU) and Diversity Arrays Technology (DArT) to protect Australia’s future biodiversity and biosecurity.
A total of $3 million will be invested...
Despite above average rainfall throughout autumn and winter 2020, the severity of seven years of drought followed by catastrophic fires left scars on land and living creatures that will be permanent or slow to fade.
With this Friday 5 June being World Environment Day, it’s a good time to start thinking about ways you and the family can be more sustainable at home.
The new Franklin Grasslands nature reserve, which sits alongside Canberra’s light rail corridor, is being touted as a win for urban green spaces and the species that call them home.
ACT Environment Minister...
New Holland honeyeaters use a two-stage alarm to warn other honeyeaters of imminent danger, according to research conducted at the Australian National Botanic Gardens over several years.
The research was conducted by biologists...
