The chytrid fungus caused a decline in the population of green and golden bell frogs. Canberra researchers are testing a variety of interventions to control chytrid. Abstract Amphibians are the most threatened vertebrate globally, with over 40% of known species at risk of extinction. A major reason for this has been the global spread of […]
A wonderful opportunity to observe some of Canberra's amazing birdlife in the beautiful surrounds of the Australian National Botanic Gardens. In a small group, experience the Gardens early on a spring morning when the birds are nesting and at their most active. Walks start at 8.30 am (Gates open at 8.15 am) The event […]
Tasha will give us an update on her research on the isolated peak Mt Imlay, home to several endemic and endangered flora.
Brad will describe how coordinated national action can turn urgent threat responses into practical, lasting conservation outcomes for threatened Myrtaceae species, including some species in remote locations only accessible by helicopter for seed collection. Biography Brad is the Coordinator of the Australian Seed Bank Partnership, Australia’s only national alliance of conservation seed banks. An environmental […]
A special guided walk to explore the Gardens' Bushland Precinct, across the Black Mountain road from the main part of the Gardens. The walk celebrates the official opening of […]
Jay will summarise his work on the interesting strategies desert plants use to overcome the complex and extreme environment that is the Australian desert.