Long Nights on Red Earth: Pilbara Olive Python Field Season Begins
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
From Salt Lakes to Spinifex Dunes: Inside Our Latest Coastal Biodiversity Survey
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
Spring in the Valley: Sunshine, Style, and Great Company
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
From Falcons to Flocks: Insights from Year Two of Pilbara Bird & Bat Surveys
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
Eyes on the Ground, Eyes in the Sky: Mapping Weeds with Precision in Pilbara’s Harsh Terrain
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
Take a Wander: Finding Priority Flora in the Pilbara
The Spectrum botany gang spent a great week hiking gorges, creeks, and hills looking for Priority Flora in the Pilbara.
Spectrum Ecology: Life in the Undergrowth
Spectrum ecologists recently had the privilege of searching the Mulga Woodlands of Western Australia’s Mid West for some of the more difficult to find creatures that inhabit this region, known as Short Range Endemics (SREs).
Searching for the elusive Pilbara Olive Python
Earlier this year, two Spectrum zoologists, Georgia and Sam, travelled to the Pilbara region in search of the Pilbara Olive Python (POP, Liasis olivaceus barroni), a vulnerable species threatened by major fire events, feral/introduced predators and habitat clearing.