sustainability through science & innovation
30 Sep 2020 | Filed under genetic insights
Largely living alone concealed in burrows by day or dipping below the surface of freshwater rivers, creeks and lakes at night, the platypus has long been a tricky species to keep an eye on in the wild.
11 Sep 2020 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
We all want to know what the future holds, but when it comes to resistance, being able to predict the drivers of future resistance evolution can be critical to improved management practices.
28 Aug 2020 | Filed under genetic insights
If you spend time in the Australian Alps you soon discover they house some pretty unique species of flora and fauna.
14 Aug 2020 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
It’s a pest that can aggregate in the hundreds, or even thousands. It has a ravenous appetite for fruits and vegetables, and it just loves to share your house in the colder months.
31 Jul 2020 | Filed under sustainable agriculture
We all love a ladybird beetle. They are bright, fun and cosmopolitan. They also have ravenous appetites, with soft bodied insects being a particular preference. If you’re an unsuspecting aphid, beware.