Politics could threaten future of national parks as ‘big tourism’ interests take over
Study finds political decisions could be favouring private tourism development inside national parks, undermining conservation, equity and public benefit.
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Study finds political decisions could be favouring private tourism development inside national parks, undermining conservation, equity and public benefit.
Griffith University has been recognised as a world-renowned leader across a range of health, sciences, business, law and politics subjects...
Studies explore how dog and cat guardians perceive more sustainable pet food options.
Griffith alumni partner to boost funding support for whale research and conservation.
Study finds changes to El Niño are linked to significant biodiversity loss in multiple types of tropical forest arthropod, including butterflies, beetles and spiders.
Griffith University is proud to honour three exceptional women with Honorary Doctorates in recognition of their outstanding contributions in social...
Extreme examples of wildlife tourism do little to educate or develop conservation motivation for animals.
Findings confirm 92 per cent coral mortality at Lizard Island, Great Barrier Reef.
The Governor-General has announced the King’s Birthday 2025 Honours List, with several members of the Griffith University community recognised. The...
Study identifies critically endangered species with narrow ranges of more than 20,000sqkm at risk without protections.