Griffith University researchers have outlined in Science how the COVID-19 pandemic provides governments across the globe with an opportunity to correct our environmental trajectory and deliver a shot in the arm for biodiversity. The group of researchers from the Australian Rivers Institute (ARI) highlighted ways the choices societies take emerging from lockdown could have lasting […]

Griffith University researchers were part of a group of Australian palaeontologists who announced the discovery of new extinct Australian megafauna that lived until 40,000 years ago in tropical northern Australia and the reason for their demise. The research, led by the Queensland Museum, and including experts from Griffith University, and a host of other Australian […]

Griffith University ecologists have paid tribute to one of world’s leading scientists Lord Robert (Bob) May (DUniv) following his death on April 28.

Researchers call for a new approach for sharing the benefits of biological resources, science and technology.

Research into light sensitivity of Gold Coast seagrass meadows to guide improved management.

Australian Rivers Institute researchers take home Advance Queensland Fellowships to help fund individual projects.

Researchers lead major drive to kickstart acoustic monitoring in freshwater systems.   

Researchers find trees play greater role in preserving water quality than previously thought.

PhD candidate awarded Microsoft grant to enhance FishID, which identifies and analyses fish species. 

Hi-tech atlas can assists researchers and practitioners address gaps in protection methods and understand the human impact on freshwater ecosystems. 

Loss of biodiversity due to climate change could result in further decline in the health of Murray-Darling Basin.

Project to tackle problems at source in upper catchment regions impacted by extreme weather events.

Research looks to the past to identify historical changes in mangrove and salt marsh dominance and distribution over the past 250 years.  

Professor Stuart Bunn among leading scientists named to identify risks, guardrails and targets for the planet.

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.