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Catchments, Coasts and Communities

It’s sedimentary my dear Watson! Citizen scientists undertake largest-ever survey

Southern Cross University researcher, project lead, Professor Scott Johnston
Catchments, Coasts and Communities

Clarence River Survey calls for citizen scientists to give the river a ‘health check’

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Science, Environment & Marine

Collaborative effort to restore mangroves in Boambee Creek

Dead mangroves
Science, Environment & Marine

Outback’s inland sea presents rare opportunity in hunt for greenhouse gases

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Science, Environment & Marine

The Conversation: From surprise platypus to wandering cane toads, here’s what we found hiding in NSW estuaries

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Catchments, Coasts and Communities

First-ever DNA mapping of NSW estuaries provides new tool for fisheries management and species recovery

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Science, Environment & Marine

Bidhiinja: restoring our oyster reefs opens at Solitary Islands Aquarium

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Research & Academic

Citizen science-University collaboration highlights impact of legacy mining in Macleay River

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Science, Environment & Marine

Bioreactor reduces pesticide run-off from horticulture greenhouses

Kirsten Benkendorff sampling in front of greenhouse
Rankings

Southern Cross achieves impact ranking for global sustainability

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Science, Environment & Marine

Atmospheric nitrous oxide emissions grew 40% from 1980 to 2020, new study finds

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Research & Academic

Southern Cross University researchers take our backyard to the world

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Science, Environment & Marine

Pesticide pollution threatens shellfish safety

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Science, Environment & Marine

The Conversation: Pesticide residue from farms and towns is ending up in fresh oysters

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Research & Academic

Research affirms sorry state of the Richmond River Catchment

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Science, Environment & Marine

Dead mangroves at Boambee Creek: scientists and Indigenous rangers worried

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