The ACT Government, in collaboration with research partners, has developed a low-impact monitoring method for the threatened Pink-tailed Worm-lizard. The novel, low-impact monitoring method will allow monitoring for the species to be undertaken more frequently and thereby allows land managers an opportunity to respond faster to population change.

New research from Mulligans Flat highlights that reintroduced Ngaluda (Eastern Bettong) are contributing to decreased floristic values at Mulligans Flat Sanctuary.

For the first time in Australia, a new literature review has been published that identifies which ecological components of bogs and fens you need to know about to understand what a ‘healthy bog’ is. For each of these components, it discusses what drives changes in them and how we might manage and monitor them.

In collaboration with research partners, ACT Government staff have contributed to two new publications on the impacts of herbicide use and greenfield development on our environment