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Satellite images taken over three decades show that keeping dingoes out comes at a price.

Just like in The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy, the answer was 42.

Projections of rising sea levels this century are on the money when tested against satellite and tide-gauge observations, scientists find.

The native species has reached numbers that are contributing to drier soil and less vegetation – and may be more damaging to conservation areas than rabbits.

A UNSW study shows airway bacteria can indicate the health of dolphins and whales ­– a finding that could benefit endangered species like the northern right and blue whales.

Partially protected marine areas create confusion and don’t meet their broad conservation objectives, UNSW researchers have found.

The tube fishway allows fish to glide past dam walls, weirs and other river barriers, with the potential to revitalise Australia’s ailing freshwater fish stocks.

Overseas travel might be off the table this summer, but why not travel under it?

Eastern Australia's wetlands and waterbirds have partially recovered from the drought – but long-term trends remain concerning, an aerial survey by UNSW researchers has revealed.

Australia's oldest learned society recognises UNSW Sydney researchers with prestigious awards for 2020.

The most-read stories of 2020 take us from the depths of the mind to the edges of the universe.

Professor Matthew England has been recognised for his leadership in meteorology, oceanography and climate science.