With 50 projects around Australia, we provide practical solutions to environmental problems.🦎🐨🌳🐟 Our research supports the resilience of natural landscapes.
Perth, Western Australia
Joined November 2015
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NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub retweeted
Will your #feralcat management 'work'?
Predictions from expert elicitation in a new paper led by @a_dorph and funded by @NESPLandscapes
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Shocking but this is reality - @abcnews talks to our researcher on Christmas Island who shows one cat’s stomach revealed it had eaten 15 giant geckos in a single sitting. These are the last remaining endemic lizards in the wild on Christmas Island. abc.net.au/news/2025-11-08/c…
🦎✨ Huge wins for Queensland’s reptiles!
✅ Lyon’s grassland striped skink rediscovered after 42 yrs
✅ New site for McIlwraith Range leaf-tailed gecko
✅ Key insights on 7 other threatened species
Every rediscovery = new hope for conservation 🌏💚
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The great desert skink might not have got the popular vote in the @RadioNational @ABC Science top 10 underrated Australian animals, but in our eyes it's still a winner 🏆 Read about our research with @IDA_Australia & @CurtinUni here: abc.net.au/news/science/2025…
A fascinating read. 📖
NESP researcher Dr Teagan Shields of @CurtinUni talks about her motivations for the two projects she's leading with the Resilient Landscapes Hub.
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New research has found that Tjakuṟa – the great desert skink – prefers to live in long-unburnt habitat. Ongoing and targeted fire management will help Tjakuṟa persist in these desert landscapes. 🔥🧑🚒
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@IDA_Australia @Uni_Newcastle @Parks_Australia
Science in action: NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub projects led by @CDUni researcher Natalie Rossiter-Rachor and @UWAresearch Samantha Setterfield helping to manage invase grasses in the Northern Territory. 🌱
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Have you checked out our latest newsletter? 🗞️
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Catch up with all the latest news from the RLH, including:
🤝 the first Indigenous led-strategy for Kakadu
🌐 the launching of the new portal for Adapt Land & Sea
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and more!
👏👏👏 Congratulations Teagan Shields - awarded the prestigious Chancellor’s Prize from @unimelb for outstanding PhD research & thesis, titled ‘Investigating systemic change to empower Indigenous Australians to manage culturally significant entities’.
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This #NAIDOCWeek, the NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub celebrates strong partnerships with Indigenous communities.
Guided by our Indigenous Advisory Panel, we co-design research that respects cultural authority, knowledge sovereignty & shared goals for Country. 🌿🤝
#NAIDOC2025
Celebrating two-way science🌿
Listen to Indigenous project leaders talk about this powerful example — where Western & Indigenous knowledge are working side-by-side to protect Kakadu’s extraordinary cultural & natural values.
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Bridging now to next #NAIDOC
📢 We are looking for a Post Doc 50% FTE to be based in Cairns @jcu through to 31 Dec 2026 to work on Climate-resilient landscapes: an adaptation case study in NSW’s Northern Rivers & the Wet Tropics of Qld. Closing date for applications is 14th July.
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NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub retweeted
Excitement is building for our National #NRMconference - now less than three months away!
The organising committee have been on-site visiting the beautiful Cairns Convention Centre. Check out our website for the latest info nrmregionsaustralia.com.au/a…
NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub retweeted
A landmark moment for Kakadu: the first Indigenous-led Research Strategy strengthens collaboration between Bininj/Mungguy Traditional Owners and scientists to protect Country and culture. 🌿🧪 @UWAresearch @Parks_Australia @KakaduNationalP @NESPLandscapes uwa.au/42t893
ALT Samantha Setterfield (The University of Western Australia, NESP Project leader), Natalie Rossiter (Charles Darwin University, NESP Project leader) and Victor Cooper (Kakadu Traditional Owner and NESP Project leader) identifying native grasses as part of a NESP research project on wet season burning in Kakadu National Park. Photo courtesy: Michael Douglas
NESP Resilient Landscapes Hub retweeted
The first Indigenous-led Research Strategy has launched — setting a course for 10 years of two-way science in collaboration with Bininj/Mungguy Traditional Owners.
Guiding research. Protecting Country. Empowering community.
#Kakadu #IndigenousScience
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With 36 presentations & 65 researchers @ #ICCB2025 Brisbane 15-19 June, @NESPLandscapes @DCCEEW will share with colleagues from around the world, the science to improve management of Australia’s terrestrial & freshwater ecosystems.
Presentation list here👉bit.ly/3FXu9Ov
Mirritya Ebsworth was researching minnarityi trees on the borders of Qld, SA & NSW when she took a call from the Innamincka Trading Post:
...if she wanted to get out, she had to get out now!
Trapped by floodwaters, she never expected what happened next👉 bit.ly/3HFNnsh
ALT Mirritya Ebsworth stands next to a minnarityi tree (Acacia cyperophylla) at one of her field sites. Photo Jessica Douglass.
National Environmental Science Program Resilient Landscapes is in Kakadu National Park this week with Project Leader & Traditional Owner Victor Cooper, Byron Cooper, researchers @CowanMitch & @FiFreestone setting camera traps to record how animals respond to wet season burning.
