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eDNA techniques offer marine parks managers and industry a cost-effective and accessible tool to help manage the sustainable use and conservation of our marine environments.

An international team of researchers has provided the first ever quantification of products from global plastic producers in the environment.

New science has taken a deep dive into plastic waste, providing the first estimate of how much ends up on the sea floor.

Janet Anstee, Deputy Mission Lead for AquaWatch Australia, is focused on delivering our ‘weather service’ for water quality and driving Indigenous co-design opportunities.

Marine heatwaves are becoming increasingly common, and they’re impacting the microorganisms in our oceans.

A bio-rich region that provides much of the country’s seafood is the first site in Australia to demonstrate CSIRO's AquaWatch technology works.

We're embarking on a new research project to model the future risks of climate change on key fisheries in the Torres Strait.

Every living thing leaves traces in its environment. By sampling water or even air for this environmental DNA, we can know which species live where.

The movements of the more than 40 threatened sawfish have been tracked for the very first time, and one massive animal has left scientists 'completely astonished'.

A runner has spotted a rare and elusive handfish - and where it was found has our experts paying attention.