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Data resource: Spiders of Australia

This site aims to show the common spiders of Australia by means of color photos and some informative text.

Data resource: Biota of Australia

This is the core list for the Biota of Australia profiles collection

Data resource: iNaturalist Australia

iNaturalist provides a place to record and organize nature findings, meet other nature enthusiasts, and learn about the natural world. It encourages the participation of a wide variety of nature enthusiasts, including, but not exclusive to, hikers, hunters, birders, beach combers, mushroom foragers, park rangers, ecologists, and fishermen...

Data resource: Butterflies Australia

Butterflies Australia is a citizen science project that aims to get everybody looking at butterflies and recording their sightings launched in October 2019. There is a free phone app (iOS and Android) and a website for sending in sightings. The apps also include a free digital field guide, and the website will have a feature that lets you explore the butterfly data in a number of ways on a handy map...

Data resource: microbats of Australia

Data resource: eBird Australia

eBird Australia is a collaborative project managed by the Centre for Biodiversity and Conservation Science. The precursor to eBird Australia was Eremaea Birds, developed by Richard and Margaret Alcorn. Launched in March 2003, Eremaea Birds rapidly became the web site of choice for Australian birders for recording and maintaining their bird sightings in Australia and overseas...

Data resource: Greening Australia

Greening Australia is a national, not-for-profit committed to restoring Australia’s diverse landscapes and protecting biodiversity in ways that benefit communities, economies, and nature. With projects spanning the breadth of the country – from city suburbs to remote rural locations – GA apply a science-led, collaborative approach to deliver nature-based solutions addressing the twin crises of climate change and biodiversity loss...

Data resource: Monitoring of humpback whales in the Pender Bay, Kimberley region, Western Australia, Australia (2009 - 2012)

Systematic shorebased surveys were undertaken in 2009 and 2010 from the cliff top on the southern part of Pender Bay, Dampier Peninsula, Kimberley region, WA from the Two Moons Whale and Marine Research Base. The humpback whales use Pender Bay for a variety of purposes including calving, breeding, feeding (inferred), resting and staging...