“It’s a completely suitable place for koalas to live. There’s no reason why they won’t stay here for a long time," says Professor Darryl Jones.
COVID-19 created global appetite to care for feathered friends.
Griffith University has joined forces with the Currumbin Wildlife Hospital Foundation (CWHF) to track the movements of coastal birds of prey after rehabilitation.
Being at home for prolonged periods during the COVID-19 pandemic has given many people the time to appreciate wildlife in their own backyards.
As the country continues to endure natural disasters, Griffith expert reminds us how best to care for some of our injured wildlife.
Australia's leading expert on birds says it's OK to feed wild birds - if done correctly - at home, challenging a widely held attitude that feeding birds is all bad.
As Australia reveals its bird of the year, Griffith University’s resident bird expert has shed light on the other issue...
Environmental science in one of the foundation research disciplines at Griffith University. This grounding allows a depth and continuity of...
Griffith University researchers have found that koalas are more clever than they thought them to be in a world-first study...
Fishing equipment is the deadliest threat faced by coastal birds of prey a new study published in the Journal of Raptor Research has found.
