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All the latest blog posts from the ICON Science team and collaborators.

A photo of a Crimson Rosella (Platycercus elegans), a medium-sized red parrot with distinctive blue cheek patches. Crimson Rosellas typically inhabit forests and woodlands, including in urban areas. In this photo, a single Crimson Rosella is sitting in the branches of a Eucalyptus (gum) tree. The bird is looking at the camera, with its had turned slightly towards the left. Its bright crimson colouring boldly stands out against the sage green of the gum leaves that surround its perching site.

Bringing Woodland Birds Back

Last week, the ICON Science team received news that our ARC Industry Linkage Project, “Bringing woodland birds back to the suburbs,” has been funded in

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Future visioning for nature positive

The nature positive agenda requires transformative change and innovative approaches that move beyond business-as-usual. In an article recently published in npj Urban Sustainability, Dr Jacinta

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