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Tracking Wombats and Rabbits from Space

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New research by PhD candidate Natarsha McPherson, an Environment Institute Member, has found that satellites can track wombat and rabbit burrows from space.

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How Green Spaces Could Impact Joint Health- Dr. Jessica Stanhope's Research

Green Space

Using data from the North West Adelaide Health Study, Dr Jessica Stanhope is investigating whether tree canopy cover and natural environments influence arthritis development, pain levels, and even our microbiome.

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Why Australia Needs Urgent Environmental Law Reform

Environmental Law Reform

With climate challenges increasing, Professor Patrick O'Connor discusses why effective environmental laws and strategic conservation funding are essential for long-term economic resilience.

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The Reintroduction of the Murray Crayfish in South Australia

Murray Crayfish

After 40 years, Murray crayfish are being reintroduced to South Australia. As a keystone species, their return could bring major ecological benefits, but long-term success will require continued effort. 

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Eat The Invaders: ABC Radio Interviews

Eat The Invaders Scientific Experts, Environment Institute Director Professor Andy Lowe and Professor Phill Cassey, were invited to speak on ABC Radio shows to discuss more about the world of invasive species! 

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