Help to save rare humpback dolphins
Flinders researchers have confirmed the importance of the remote Ningaloo Reef in WA as a conservation site of significance for the rare and secretive Australian humpback dolphin.
Earth crusader’s fight for biodiversity
Influential environmentalist Professor Corey Bradshaw is the latest Matthew Flinders Fellow to arrive at Flinders University.
Shark research hits its target
Thanks to crowdfunding supporters, shark ecologist Dr Charlie Huveneers will launch a new research project into the ‘secret lives’ of white sharks off South Australia’s remote Neptune Islands.
Trouble in Darwin’s paradise
A parasite killing Darwin’s finches on the famed Galápagos Islands is causing a dramatic escalation in Darwin’s theory of natural selection, new research has revealed.
Citizen scientists help save Nemo
Citizen scientists are invited to help build a brighter future for ‘Nemo’ clownfish and their anemone homes.
Fossil hunters do the brain warp
An international team of scientists from Flinders University and Sweden are ‘doing the brain warp’ in a bid to understand the evolution of a very ‘brainy’ fish species.
Bees abuzz with global warming
Scientists at Flinders are investigating the effects of global warming on native bees, including the common carpenter bee.
A million kisses to Save Nemo
Grab a camera and post a kiss for Nemo, with the hashtag #fishkiss4Nemo.
Outstanding STEM students win awards
Flinders PhD candidates Jody Fisher and Olivia Davies have won 2016 Playford Memorial Trust scholarships.