Independent science
Our strong partnerships with industry and research bodies help us deliver world-class science through projects that leverage collective biodiversity knowledge and expertise.
By taking a strategic approach, we reduce duplication of research where scientific information already exists and better focus efforts to build cost and time efficient projects that address knowledge gaps.
Collaborative projects (Click to view)
Assessing stygofaunal resilience
A review of mine closure rehabilitation condition setting in WA
Biodiversity survey: Optimising knowledge capture
Biodiversity offsets in the Northern Jarrah Forest
Building resilience to change for mammals in a multi-use landscape
Capturing monitoring data: resilience to change
Completion criteria and risk based monitoring
Digitially transforming environmental impact assessment
Index of Biodiversity Surveys for Assessments (IBSA)
Remote sensing of native vegetation extent and condition
Restoring biodiversity in agricultural lands
Shared Analytic Framework for the Environment (SAFE)
Shared Environmental Analytics Facility (SEAF)
Survey and sampling protocols subterranean fauna