All the latest news on projects and research in the Northern Territory, Western Australia, Queensland, South Australia and New South Wales
Scientists from CSIRO, Australia’s national science agency, have mapped and quantified habitat connectivity and fragmentation data that can help manage potential impacts to biodiversity from roads and pipelines in the Northern Territory.
CSIRO researchers have demonstrated that microbial communities found in South Australia’s Tertiary Limestone Aquifer (TLA) have the potential to partially detoxify and biodegrade chemicals used in gas exploration and development.
CSIRO helping WA students learn about science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) research career options.
Beneath the Narrabri region in New South Wales are highly complex hydrogeological formations – an intriguing yet challenging setting for CSIRO groundwater scientists aiming to improve community understanding of these ancient underground systems.
CSIRO building a baseline catalogue of natural seismic activity and variation in groundwater depth.
CSIRO researchers help identify and resolve potential resource conflicts in Western Australia.
CSIRO scientists will head to the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Sub-basin later this year to learn more about hot geothermal springs and explore new ways to monitor biodiversity using drones and satellites.
CSIRO scientists are donning high-visibility gear and deploying floating flux chambers in the search for more information about the potential for Queensland coal seam gas (CSG) water holding ponds to be a source of methane emissions.
