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JCU PhD Candidate Rana Dadpour, a recent migrant to Cairns, is investigating why those in large urban areas choose to take up residence in regional locales.
JCU Associate Professor Lisa Law shares how collaborating with regional councils, industry partners, community members and students can lead to creating sustainable legacies throughout FNQ..
When conservationists talk about saving the environment in developing countries, it can cause poverty-stricken people to raise their defences. But what if communities and campaigners joined forces?
Pristine beaches and mangroves create coastal oases for flora and fauna. But humans discover these havens and development can follow. What if development and conservation could be balanced?
A science degree, a business, and a one-way ticket to Africa. JCU graduate Shane Ross has made his ecotourism dream a business reality.
Biodiversity is often synonymous with the wild side of the animal kingdom. But the more tame side of biodiversity, like sugar cane and cattle, plays an equally important role for life on earth.
In Australia, when we think about mangroves, we often think about three things: trees with weird roots, crocs and mozzies. But there is so much more!
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