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ENVIRONMENT & WATER
Home > Latest News > Environment & Water A future for regional Australia? 06 Aug 2001
Australia is being driven into social, environmental and economic decay, but there are ways forward, according to a new book released today, Monday 6 August. Disappearing woodlands receive research boost 24 Jul 2001
Saving one of Australia’s most endangered habitats, the White Box woodlands of south east Australia, is the goal of three Charles Sturt University scientists who recently received a $100 000 grant to help restore these habitats. Fencing key first step in conservation 11 Jul 2001
Fencing is a key first step for conserving remnant woodlands on private property, according to a Charles Sturt University study. Fire incident on Montague Island 26 Jun 2001
A controlled fire being overseen by the NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service has accidentally burnt out approximately eight hectares of grassland on Montague Island. New director for CSU’s agriculture research centre 26 Jun 2001
Industry-focused research of regional and international significance is the priority of the new director of Charles Sturt University’s centre for sustainable agriculture. Wheat yields to grow with new Australian product 14 May 2001
It took 10 years to develop, but for wheat farmers across Australia it's worth the wait. A new, natural product developed by Charles Sturt University that has shown it can boost wheat y... Community project restoring the Macquarie River 10 May 2001
The release this week of a CSIRO report warning that Australia will be hotter and drier in the coming decades brings to the fore the importance of river management projects such as the Macquarie River Restoration Project. 07 May 2001
A unique partnership between Charles Sturt University and the Jenolan Caves Reserve Trust has led to an Australian first in tertiary study. A few ruining it for many, including the dingos 01 May 2001
A Charles Sturt University study on dingos on Fraser Island has found that the actions of a few tourists are ruining the enjoyment of seeing wild dingos for most other visitors to the island. 01 May 2001
The benefits and risks of genetically modified foods, or GMOs, is the focus for four experts and an inquisitive audience tonight, Tuesday 1 May. |
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