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    Crocodile eggs measure river health

    ByOperations 12 November, 201213 November, 2012

    A new land management tool using Aboriginal knowledge Ngan’gi speakers know it’s time to look for freshwater crocodile eggs when the red kapok trees near the Northern Territory’s Daly River burst into flower. This can occur at a different time each year, but the environmental link is solid. A Darwin-based scientist has converted this link […]

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    Fire, carbon capture and the NT

    ByOperations 20 June, 201117 April, 2012

    Soil has the answer to burning climate questions
    Decreasing the frequency of wild fires in northern Australia would lead to an increase in the amount of carbon stored in the soil, significantly lowering greenhouse gas emissions, according to CSIRO ecologist, Dr Anna Richards.

    Fire is part of the natural cycle of northern Australia’s savannas. But what’s the […]

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