ALA gives Year 12 students real-life links in Biology class Posted on 21st July 2014 A school in the ACT has been using the Atlas of Living Australia as a teaching tool in their Year 12 Biology class.
Biogeographic patterns and climate change – a teaching resource for university lecturers Posted on 18th July 2014 A Case Study Simon Connor School of Earth, Atmosphere and Environment, Monash University This case study describes a practical exercise developed fo…
2014 Atlas of Living Australia Science Symposium Posted on 14th July 2014 With the 2014 ALA Science Symposium now fading into memory I wanted to record a few thoughts about this year’s event. The focus of the previous (201…
ALA Director raising money for Vinnie’s CEO Sleepout Posted on 16th June 2014 Help raise money for the Homeless This Thursday, June 19, The Atlas of Living Australia Director John La Salle will be participating in Vinnie’s CEO…
ClimateWatch now available on the Atlas of Living Australia Posted on 1st May 2014 See: ClimateWatch now available on the Atlas of Living Australia (http://www.climatewatch.org.au/news/climatewatch-now-available-on-the-atlas-of-livi…
Citizen scientists track Gang-gangs in Canberra Posted on 28th April 2014 Celebrating the 50th birthday of the Canberra Ornithologists Group (COG), citizen scientists across the Canberra region are recording sightings of Gan…
Join the Panboola Bioblitz – Now Postponed to May 16/17 Posted on 8th April 2014 Update 9 Apr 2014 – BREAKING NEWS! Due to bad weather warnings of heavy rain with the possibility of thunderstorms, we have reluctantly decided …
A new adventure game that gets you off the couch and into the wild Posted on 4th April 2014 Spending too much time with your nose to your computer screen? Instead of playing games hunched over a console why not try QuestaBird, a new Android g…
“Who’s Living on my Land?” Citizen Science Project Posted on 1st April 2014 Want to get involved in a citizen Science project? Come and join Grabine/Foggs Crossing Landcare to find out: Who’s Living on my Land? Saturday …