Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "citizen science"
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1.0KArticleSilver Gull is Tasmania’s Top Bird, Rainbow Lorikeet Australia’s
The results of Australia’s largest citizen science event – BirdLife Australia’s Aussie Bird Count – are in. More than 57,000 participants counted an...
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Nature Books in Review – Spiders and Birds
Two nature books came across the Tasmanian Times review desk this week, one on bird-watching for beginners, and one on spiders –...
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Citizen Science Reveals New Information About Frog Calls
Researchers use large-scale data from citizen scientists to analyse the calls of nearly 700 frogs and discover new insights about frog communication.
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‘Roadkill Reporter’ App Now Available
Media release – Roger Jaensch, Minister for Environment and Climate Change, 4 December 2022 Tasmania’s Roadkill Reporter launches A new online register has...
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1.8KClimate Change
Climate Change has Species on the Move
Tracking species on the move in Australian waters reveals impact of a changing climate.
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Tasmanians Urged to Report Sightings of Feral Deer
The Invasive Species Council is urging Tasmanians to help map the spread of feral deer across the state.
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Banding Together to Protect Vulnerable Species
The City of Hobart is asking residents to report sightings of eastern barred bandicoots in and around their properties.
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Where? Where? Wedgie! – Keeping Tas Eagle Surveys on Track through COVID19
Tasmanians can help wedge-tailed eagle conservation efforts by joining in the 2020 survey.
