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ENVIRONMENT & WATER
Home > Latest News > Environment & Water 05 Nov 2000
The white-footed Dunnart, a tiny marsupial mouse recently found in forests around Narooma on the NSW South Coast, is set to reveal its life to researchers from Charles Sturt University. Beware! Olives can pose major weed threat 31 Oct 2000
The spread of commercial olive cultivation across Australia in the 1990s poses a major weed threat, if the spread of feral olives from former South Australian groves is any indication. Muttonbird deaths due to El Nino 27 Oct 2000
Internationally recognised expert on Australian muttonbirds, Associate Professor Nick Klomp, has been following the recent mass deaths of the birds around the Australian coast with considerable interest. 25 Oct 2000
Charles Sturt University won gold for the extensive water conservation systems and ecological management on the University's Thurgoona Campus. Snowy initiative supports sustainable irrigation and a healthy environment 09 Oct 2000
The joint initiative by the NSW and Victorian governments to restore flows to the Snowy River while safeguarding the interests of irrigators has been welcomed by Charles Sturt University's new Professor of Irrigation. Computer game an educational tool 04 Aug 2000
The educational potential of computer games that emphasises cooperative rather than aggressive behaviour, has landed a Charles Sturt University academic a $60 000 Federal Government grant. Precision viticulture - the way ahead 03 Aug 2000
The National Wine and Grape Industry Centre, in association with the Cooperative Research Centre for Viticulture, is hosting an all day seminar and workshop entitled Vineyard monitoring and Management beyond 2000 on Monday 7 August. Further accolades for Thurgoona Campus 04 Jul 2000
Charles Sturt University's Thurgoona Campus has won further critical acclaim, this time for the design of its environmentally sensitive buildings. Pioneer of high-tech farming appointed Professor of Irrigation 28 Jun 2000
A new Professor of Irrigation is being appointed at Charles Sturt University to spearhead research and education initiatives aimed at achieving more efficient and sustainable management of Australia's most precious resource - water. 06 Jun 2000
AGL Infrastructure Management and Services, and consulting ecologists from The Farrer Centre, Charles Sturt University, have located and identified a population of the rare Green and Golden Bell Frog. |
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