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Understanding ideal surface geometry for coral settlement and growth the shared goal of a new research project that is already achieving success.
Griffith heads to remote Tropical Far North QLD to study Australia’s rarest and most geographically isolated freshwater fish.
Researchers capture first-known footage of humpback whale calves nursing in Moreton Bay.
Analysing river samples to light pathways to improved management.
Pioneer of environmental science research and teaching honoured with naming of laboratory.
Griffith alumni partner to boost funding support for whale research and conservation.
Griffith-developed tools helps scientists uncover what’s really going on beneath the surface.
Study explores positive - and negative - interactions between whales and dolphins.
Whales are swimming further than previously estimated - up to 20% more - according to a new study.
11,000kg of blubber lost during annual humpback migrations - equivalent to energy obtained after consuming 57,000kg of Antarctic krill.
