New approach needed for conservation and ethical sharing of biological resources and science benefits
Researchers call for a new approach for sharing the benefits of biological resources, science and technology.
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13 March 2020
30 October 2024
11 May 2021
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Reviewing literature: Convention on Biological Diversity
The United Nations’ Convention on Biological Diversity is the most important global agreement for conservation and arose in response to declines in biodiversity due to human activities.
19 December 2012
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Conservation research trip of a lifetime
Griffith Bachelor of Science student Tempe Parnell reflects on her life changing field trip to Nepal last year to study 'Conservation In Practice'.
22 February 2012
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Ancient penguin DNA is key to conservation
Conservation of the King Penguin is proving successful following research showing that the species has recovered past genetic diversity in...
13 February 2020
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Scientists warn of worldwide insect decline
Urgent action is needed to stave off worldwide insect extinction say scientists in twin papers published in the journal Biological Conservation.
23 May 2025
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Half the remaining habitat of Australia’s most at-risk species is unprotected
Study identifies critically endangered species with narrow ranges of more than 20,000sqkm at risk without protections.
17 August 2022
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Decreasing backyard bird diversity flies under the radar
'Common' Aussie bird species experiencing declines in prevalence in urban areas.
11 September 2019
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Decline in tiger shark population defies expectations
New Griffith University research has revealed a 71% decline in tiger sharks across Queensland’s coastline.
9 July 2018
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Changing our endangered relationship with wildlife
We are in the midst of a mass extinction crises. We are losing entire species at an unprecedented rate, and we - us humans - are to blame.