Using historical accounts to to measure the environmental cost of agriculture
Settler diaries open window into Queensland’s past
Recognising Mums in science
This mothers day, let's remember some of our best scientists are also mothers
Mud from land-clearing is filling up Moreton Bay
A shallow and turbid Moreton Bay poses major challenges to local shipping and the Bay's ecosystems, explains Jack Coates-Marnane.
How effective is sewage treatment at removing chemical pollutants?
Conventional sewage treatment technologies were not designed to deal with modern classes of chemical pollutants, so it is critical that we determine which options work best for removing these compounds”, explains Dr Steven Melvin
Algal bloom turns 400 km of the Murray River green
Red-alerts for water safety were issued along the Murray River this summer restricting recreation use and affecting farmers and tourism.
Bleaching hits the southern Great Barrier Reef
Southern fried corals: First reports of bleaching stress on Keppel Island reefs
Why are some algal blooms more toxic to our drinking water than others?
Warning: there are blue-green algae present! But, how toxic is the water?
Research Fellow recognised in Women Divers Hall of Fame
Dr. Emma Kennedy, a research fellow at the Australian Rivers Institute has received an award from the Women Divers Hall of Fame
Why do species vary in how fast they shift their ranges?
Ocean animals are moving towards the poles in response to global warming, but are doing so at different speeds, explains Dr Chris Brown
Catchment to Coast 