Industry-focused research of regional and international significance is the priority of the new director of Charles Sturt University’s centre for sustainable agriculture.

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.

Three-quarters of Australian native birds will become “ecologically extinct” over the next 30 years, unless Australia’s conservation programs and land clearing rates are rapidly revised.

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...

Putting a name to the native plants of Wagga Wagga and the NSW South West Slopes is now as easy as flicking the pages of a new book published by the conservation group, Greening Australia.

Two students from the United States and Switzerland have travelled half way across the world to attend a Charles Sturt University residential school.

Charles Sturt University is showing its support for endangered species research by donating $1 000 towards the Western Plains Zoo Parent Program, which will go into the Wombat Breeding Project.

Discussions around the dinner table will turn to science when well-known science commentator Associate Professor Nick Klomp dines with science teachers around North-East Victoria next week.

Farmers in southern NSW, science teachers and scientists now have better access to information on how to best revegetate cleared land through an online initiative launched by Charles Sturt University.