Buffy the Koala's baby emerges
Tidbinbilla Wildlife Officers caught a glimpse of a new baby koala at the reserve.
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Georgina Connery
Georgina is a reporter for The Canberra Times
How scientists inadvertently help poachers find rare species
Revealing rare species' habitat through scientific papers is making it easier for poachers to target them.
ACT's natural asset values doubles in a decade
Striking the balance between environmental asset use and maximizing economic returns.
$20m budget boost for invasive species research centre in Canberra
A $20m budget allocation will create a new invasive species research centre based in Canberra.
Sowing the seeds of allergy-free plant knowledge
Pollen-sensitive citizens listen up.
NSW's Sapphire Wind Farm to power 49,000 ACT homes
The wind farm will be NSW's largest once it is completed.
University of Canberra scientist eavesdroping on frogs before they croak
University of Canberra scientists are harnessing mobile phones to tap into frogs' conversations.
Illegal fishing traps lurking in ACT lakes are killing native species
Platypus, native water rats and other species are being killed by illegal traps left in Canberra's lakes.
Bunny owners hopping mad about dwindling calicivirus vaccine stocks
The release of a new calicivirus strain is imminent but ACT vets are running low on the vaccine used to protect pet bunnies.
New calicivirus strain expected to wipe out nearly 40 per cent of ACT wild rabbits
ACT Parks and Conversation will introduce a new strain of the calicivirus and expect it will wipe out up to 40 per cent of pest rabbits.
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