By Alex Paton When people find out I am studying feral cats, I get hit with a lot of questions and opinions. Well, mostly opinions, and...

By Yeevon Teo A friend of mine has a white, fluffy Shiba Inu. She is one of the cutest dogs I have ever seen. The first time I saw her I...

By Annie Nguyen In my research to understand the structure and drivers of flora that are on volcanic soil in eastern Australia, I often...

By Tom Botterill-James Meta-analysis: a tool to avoid drowning in a sea of information, or, ‘should you be trying to get your hands on...

By Matthew Fielding Birds have been on the Australian continent for eons. Australia is even recognised as the origin of the songbirds...

By Matt McDowell The recent massive firestorms that incinerated much of Australia’s vegetation has left people reeling, but the impacts...

By Carley Fuller Araribóia indigenous territory in Maranhão state, north-eastern Brazil, has been described as an island of green amid a...

By Rebecca Wheatley Over the past five months, huge areas of Australia have been devastated by fire and drought. As of writing, over 10...

By Luke Yates The title of this blog post is a line that captured my attention while reading the recently published book, Range, by David...

By Tessa Smith Like all good netizens, I have at least once gotten into an argument with strangers on the internet.  The argument in...

By Kasirat Turfi Kasfi When I sat down to brainstorm a topic to write for the DEEP blog, I thought what would be that one thing that...

By Barry Brook I’ve long been interested in sustainable energy systems. In 2008 I co-wrote a popular book on nuclear energy, have...

By Cristian Montalvo Mancheno Land-use change is one of the major drivers of biodiversity loss (1). Setting aside protected areas (PAs)...

By Stefania Ondei Bushfires have been ravaging Tasmania for more than a month. This is not an isolated event, but rather the latest...

By Shane Morris As I watched “Arrival”, a movie about aliens descending to Earth and their interaction with a human linguist, I got...

By Elise Ringwaldt In 2017, I was invited to visit The Breakthrough Institute and attend their Dialogue: Democracy in the Anthropocene....

By Sanghyun Hong Although it is a little bit late, we are doing something to reduce greenhouse-gas emissions, aren’t we? We are...

By Tristan Derham If you are from Tasmania you have likely heard your mate’s story about the time they, or their friend’s friend, saw a...

By Matt Fielding When we think of fossils, we typically think of dinosaurs and giant mammals. However, Australia was also home to more...

– INTERROGATIONS ABOUT THE EVOLUTION OF FLIGHTLESS BIRDS – By Lucile Lévêque The popular ideas we have about the way birds became...