Mike Letnic

Scientists use genetics and historical records to reveal how the species pulled off one of the most infamous biological invasions of all time.

UNSW scientists have used a new conservation strategy to give the bridled nailtail wallaby a head start in life.

Satellite images taken over three decades show that keeping dingoes out comes at a price.

The native species has reached numbers that are contributing to drier soil and less vegetation – and may be more damaging to conservation areas than rabbits.