Kate Cranney retweeted
From dawn to dust, in 40Β°C+ heat, a team of Indigenous rangers, Parks Australia staff and hub researcher Dr Rachel Paltridge (@IDA_Australia) are searching for the burrows of TjakuαΉa: an endangered skink.π¦
Read the new @ausgeo article by @KateCCranney: ausgeo.co/tjakura
Kate Cranney retweeted
The #TjakuαΉa, or great desert #skink, is facing a difficult battle for survival π¦
Thankfully, #Indigenous rangers across the #Australian #desert have joined forces with @NESPLandscapes and @IDA_Australia to protect the iconic species:Β ausgeo.co/tjakura
Kate Cranney retweeted
Have you heard of the vegan Dracula?! π₯¬π§ββοΈ
A great article on lampreys and the work of hub researcher Dr Luke Carpenter-Bundhoo (@GriffithARI, @Griffith_Uni) and David Moffatt (@qldscience, @QldEnvironment).
π abc.net.au/news/2024-06-20/aβ¦ by @g_whiteside14. @DCCEEW @TSCommissioner
Kate Cranney retweeted
Sometimes cameras set up for night parrots capture a very different kind of bird!π¦
Indigenous rangers at #Ngururrpa IPA in Western Australia are working hard to protect the endangered night parrot. They're mapping its habitat and managing its predators, especially feral cats...
Kate Cranney retweeted
Did you catch @bmrg4nrm's Tom Espinoza on @abcnews radio today?
He spoke about the Australian lungfish, and how scientists, Traditional Owners, government agencies, and landholders are working together to protect it.ππ
abc.net.au/listen/programs/r⦠@qldscience @DCCEEW @Griffith_Uni
Kate Cranney retweeted
We're hiring! π
The hub is hiring 2 full-time roles based at UWA's Crawley Campus in Perth. Please share! β‘οΈ
π± Research Communications Officer:
external.jobs.uwa.edu.au/cw/β¦
π Business Manager:
external.jobs.uwa.edu.au/cw/β¦
@NESPmarinecoast @nespclimate @UWAresearch @uwanews @DCCEEW
Kate Cranney retweeted
All together now!
The NESP Conference was an invaluable opportunity for the hubβs leadership teams to come together.
The Hub Steering Committee, Research Executive Committee, Indigenous Advisory Panel and support staff met to discuss the hub's impact and future direction. ππ
Kate Cranney retweeted
"Working with these groups, getting on country, slowing down and relearning. That's been a special moment for me in this."
So says Jinibara man BJ Murphy, who recently spoke to @abcnews about the hub's Moonaboola (Mary River) partnership in SEQld. ππ’π
abc.net.au/listen/programs/aβ¦
Kate Cranney retweeted
Did you catch the hub's Moonaboola (Mary River) project on the ABC?
Learn about lungfish, eDNA and an endangered turtle that breathes through its bum! π’π
abc.net.au/news/2024-04-25/m⦠@sjsmail @Griffith_Uni @bmrg4nrm @MaryRiverCCC @QldEnvironment @DCCEEW @GriffithARI @TSCommissioner
Kate Cranney retweeted
How do you spot an ancient fish? π
How do you find an elusive turtle? π’
And what exactly is eDNA?? π§¬
These questions and more were answered on the banks of Queensland's Moonaboola (Mary River) this week, at a special demonstration day event!

ALT 5 scientists on a riverbank weigh a fish, while a journalist records the survey. Dr Sydney Collett (BMRG), Caitlin Jones (Mary River Catchment Coordinating Committee), Dr David Sternberg (BMRG), Prof Mark Kennard and Josh Whiley (GU) weighing a bagged Australian lungfish, while being recorded by Stephanie Smail (ABC Radio National). Image: Keira McGrath.
Kate Cranney retweeted
On #WorldWildlifeDay we celebrated the tiny, vibrant mallee emu-wren, the eastern quoll, and the Christmas Island flying fox. π¦ππ π’
Our research supports the conservation of more than 35 threatened species in Australia. #NESP #WildOz #wildlife @TSCommissioner @DCCEEW #science
Kate Cranney retweeted
Happy #InternationalDayOfWomenAndGirlsInScience! ππ¬π±
62% of our projects are led or co-led by women.
Like Assoc Professor Vanessa Adams (@UTAS_), Claire Emmerson (@QUT), Prof Kerrie Wilson (QUT), and @NaomiForrest22 (UTAS) who are studying methods of mapping biodiversity. πΊοΈ
Kate Cranney retweeted
Are you an Indigenous student looking to do a PhD in science?
@QUT and our hub have 2 Indigenous PhD scholarships available.
You can complete your #PhD at QUT and work on diverse projects β from the Bonye Biar (Bunya Mountains) to Christmas Island. π²ποΈ
nesplandscapes.edu.au/2023/1β¦
Kate Cranney retweeted
It's that time! We are looking for the next Darren Osborne cadet to join the ABC RN Science Unit in 2024.
It's an entry level gig for 10 months, location flexible.
If you know a "science news geek" from regional Australia, please tell them to apply π€β₯
careers.abc.net.au/en/job/50β¦
Kate Cranney retweeted
In the world of #dataviz sometimes art meets science! ππ©βπ¬
We plotted parrot data in the ALA to celebrate #WorldParrotDay π¦ using the dominant plumage shades for each genus π and created some accidental art in the process!
Watch out Monet βπ¨ @accidental_aRt
#rstats #Rtistry
Kate Cranney retweeted
βI am down but I will get back up. And you can come at me again and I will meet you with the love of my people.β Stan Grant delivers a powerful message on Q+A before taking a break from the media. #StanGrant #QandA #WeStandWithStan
A Message from Stan Grant | Q+A
Kate Cranney retweeted
None of this is possible without an awesome support crew, including our skipper, Ivan who masterfully navigated the busy waters and our support kayakers @ansvercammen & @KateCCranney who concentrated hard on timing, keeping us swimming straight and not getting squashed by boats!
Kate Cranney retweeted
Nearly 1000 students and community members around Australia learned about weird and wonderful deep-sea creatures through our βfloating classroomβ aboard @CSIROβs science ship, #RVInvestigator π’
Run by @KateCCranney, we crossed live to schools from Tassie to the Torres Strait!π β at Perth, Western Australia
Did you say 'headless chicken monster' π€―?
Deep-sea viperfish, goosefish, blind lobsters & headless chicken π monsters β these are some of the mysterious creatures that students encountered in the Indian Ocean π.
Read more: fal.cn/3tto8
πΈ @CSIROΒ @BushBlitz2
Kate Cranney retweeted
Today marks the end of the #InvestigatingTheIOT deep-sea expedition! ποΈππ¦ Over the next weeks we'll share some voyage highlights. But for now, a big thanks to all the #scientists, technicians and crew. And to the 900+ students who joined our 'floating classroom' live streams!π
Welcome home to the amazing team who have been #InvestigatingtheIOT π
What an epic voyage of discovery on #RVInvestigator with @museumsvictoria, @parks_australia, @bushblitz2, @austmus and @wamuseum.
Read all about their finds: spr.ly/6015MtGLb
π· | Ben Healley






























