A successful feral cat trapping effort in northern Tasmania leads to a spike in the devil population.

The Tasmanian devil is a carnivorous marsupial, endemic to Tasmania, that is threatened by a transmissionable cancer. This paper introduces a novel method to incorporate multiple measures of devil si....

The first survey for feral deer in Tasmania in five years reveals an unanticipated increase of nearly 20,000 to the population.

The first survey for feral deer in Tasmania in five years reveals an unanticipated increase of nearly 20,000 to the population.

Ecology has yet to embrace causal inference, yet most questions in ecology are causal. Despite the common use of terms that imply causation, such as “shapes”, “drives”, or “impacts”, many studies shy...

Conservation is impossible if we have not described all of the species we aim to conserve. This paper reviews the taxonomy of the kultarr (Antechinomys laniger) a small arid-zone specialist native to....

Let the echidna discourse begin!

I saw the world’s tallest moss and camped beneath a 500-year-old myrtle tree

Dozens of Australian mammal species have declined and gone extinct since European colonisation – and introduced predators are often blamed. But evidence is lacking.

The chickens aren’t really happy about it either – whomst would be a chicken

The thylacine might walk again. Or Lake Pedder might rise again. The possibility of ecological restoration in the island state plays into the appeal of going back in time