Biodiversity

Hotspots for potentially vulnerable mammals occupy 28% of the 233,950 hectares notionally available for agriculture. Those for endangered species occupy just 0.07%.

In the Darwin area, less than 1% of the land suitable for soybean cropping overlaps the habitats of the two threatened animal species investigated.

The Indigenous estate contains high concentrations of threatened species, and more than 50,000 hectares of habitat for the region’s two most endemic threatened animals.

This project tested the use of government data to identify development opportunities and issues in the Darwin rural area

This project used linked data to identify how socio-demographic, health, and environmental characteristics influence heatwave-related deaths and illness in Australia.

Opportunities for Indigenous communities and conservation in the Darwin region

How agriculture can develop in the Darwin area without interfering with the conservation of threatened species

Investigating the potential effects of agricultural development on endemic threatened species in the Darwin area