ARC linkage project awarded
Bennelongia would like to congratulate the University of Adelaide, Curtin University and Flinders University on recently being awarded an Australian Research Council grant to…
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New publication on trapdoor spiders
Danilo Harms has co-authored a paper describing four new Mouse Spider species from the Pilbara and Carnarvon. The paper, a collaboration with Laura Miglio…
Read moreLaunch of Birds of the Murray-Darling Basin Conservation Statement
Stuart Halse has contributed to an article recently published by BirdLife Australia as part of their Birds of the Murray-Darling Basin Conservation Statement [link]. The work…
Read moreTroglofauna in the vadose zone: sampling results & adequacy
Stuart Halse and Grant Pearson have just published a paper on sampling methods for troglofauna in the Journal of Subterranean Biology [link]. The paper also…
Read morePilbara stygofauna: globally significant radiation of biodiversity
At last the results of the stygofauna surveys undertaken as part of the Pilbara Biodiversity Survey are available in a paper just published online…
Read moreNew discovery, 1st stygal beetle in Pilbara, new copepod species
Jane McRae has co-authored two of the four papers in the second issue of the Records of the Western Australian Museum for 2013. The first…
Read moreStygofauna in the 21st century
Bennelongia was a sponsor of the 52nd Australian Society for Limnology congress at the University of Canberra, December 2013. Stuart Halse spoke about key…
Read more2012 ECA (WA) Christmas Sundowner
Thanks to the ECA for hosting a wonderful function. Merry Christmas and a Happy New Years! See here for the ECA news item.
Read moreBennelongia welcomes Lars Hendrich
Bennelongia welcomes Lars Hendrich as an associate. Lars is currently a Curator of insects at the Zoological State Collection in Munich, Germany. He has previously been a Visiting…
Read moreWalpole Fire Mosaic Study Spring 2012
DEC staff, Janet Farr, Paul van Heurck and Allan Wills under Neil Burrows, hypothesised that a fine-grained mosaic of patches of vegetation representing a…
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