New Griffith University research has revealed a 71% decline in tiger sharks across Queensland’s coastline.

Reef-building algae have a unique molecular makeup that could help future coral reefs to withstand climate change, a world-first study published today in Scientific Reports has found.

A Griffith researcher who harnessed the power of sound to help preserve the planet's waterways has been recognised at the APRA Art Music Awards.

Survey finds 70% of respondents would back reallocation of water to Aboriginal communities. 

Chemical exposure to tissue samples tests toxicity in marine wildlife without harming animals.

Ecoacoustics recognised with two illustrious grants that will help propel the unique, interdisciplinary field.  

Findings prompts call to include habitat links in species’ extinction assessments and recovery plans. 

Science will be on tap when researchers trade the lab for the pub.

Seafood, marine renewable energy and offshore marine engineering experts unite for Blue Economy Coorperative Research Centre.

Official launch pf partnership celebrates union of research and tourism.

Griffith STEM researchers offer diverse projects for QLD Women in STEM Prize.

New app calculates carbon value of mangroves and their emissions if removed.  

Griffith researcher eavesdrops on ecosystems to monitor wetland restoration outcomes via water allocations. 

Researchers lead ecoacoustic study into river health monitoring by recording fish, insects and water flow. 

Data reveals consistent and widespread declines of apex sharks along Queensland coastline.

New research uncovers tipping in the ability of corals to protect themselves from bleaching. 

Developing a new way to know exactly what’s in the water we use and consume and how it can potentially affect us and the environment has garnered a Griffith researcher with a top honour.  

New research has found that protecting fish habitats is critical to recovering the world’s fisheries.