Hinchinbrook Island historically boasts extensive seagrass meadows and a thriving dugong population, but the region is still recovering...

As yellow crazy ants invade habitats across Queensland, James Cook University researchers have developed a world-first environmental DNA...

A TropWATER-led water quality monitoring project has won the Agriculture and Regional Development award at the 34th Banksia National...

PhD opportunity, James Cook University Assessing the body size and body condition of dugongs using drone-based photogrammetry Assessments...

From coral trout and snapper to wrasses, butterflyfish, and damselfish – the inshore reef habitats of Great Barrier Reef islands are...

TropWATER is working with OzFish and the Townsville City Council to use environmental DNA (eDNA) methods to improve waterway monitoring...

The common melaleuca ‘paper-bark’ tree could be a powerhouse not only in storing carbon but also in filtering farm runoff – and farmers...

James Cook University scientists will lead seagrass restoration research spanning tropical Australia’s two oceans. Researchers from JCU’s...

Indigenous rangers and scientists team up to drive coral growth on the Great Barrier Reef during spawning season and beyond. A team of...

James Cook University scientists are in the air conducting a critical Queensland-wide dugong population survey – counting dugongs along...