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Brett Murphy

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Researching tropical savannas, fire ecology, and what's driving the decline of northern Australia's mammals. #TeamADHD

Darwin, Northern Territory
Joined December 2012
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@CambridgePrisms
Cambridge Prisms
10 months
Published in #CPExtinction: This is the way the world ends; not with a bang but a whimper: Estimating the number and ongoing rate of extinctions of Australian non-marine invertebrates ➡️ https://t.co/D6TSWyTBxu @brettpmurphy #extinction #conservation
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@Biodivcouncil
Biodiversity Council
1 year
Around 9000 invertebrate species are likely to have become extinct in Australia since Europeans arrived and between 1-3 are disappearing every week, a new study has found. @Biodivcouncil member Professor John Woinarksi from @CDUni caught up with @michlstan on ABC Radio to
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@lucaborger
Luca Borger
1 year
#PhD offer! Love African wild dogs, fancy biologging & move ecol, field work in Africa, solving key conservation problems? Do a PhD on our fully funded NERC CROCUS DLA with @RosieWoodroffe, our ZSL-Kenya CASE partners & me. Open also to intl candidates! https://t.co/Cm6bVlAE7L
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@brettpmurphy
Brett Murphy
1 year
Want genuine progress towards restoring nature? Follow these 4 steps https://t.co/IF4XTfVFLQ via @ConversationEDU
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@Biodivcouncil
Biodiversity Council
1 year
A mining company has been green-lit to clear banksia woodlands north of Perth, although the area was declared a threatened ecological community in 2016. "Protecting large and representative areas of these beautiful woodlands is critical to the survival of the species that depend
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@EnviroKimberley
Environs Kimberley
1 year
Warning to investors - don’t risk millions on oil and gas in the Kimberley - time to ban onshore petroleum industry in world's largest, most intact tropical savannah @RogerCookMLA https://t.co/dcCW32mnPO
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@brettpmurphy
Brett Murphy
1 year
Government-contracted loggers underestimate the number of endangered greater gliders in areas set for logging
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Logging is set to continue in areas where hundreds of endangered gliders have been sighted, despite conservationists warning the government regulator of their presence. 
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@JCSvenning
Jens Svenning
1 year
Happy to co-sign this call to coordinate #climatechange & #biodiversity policies to maximize synergies & avoid negative outcomes. Read the full letter to #COP16 & #COP29 Presidents https://t.co/rH2mRbDL66 Signed by 140+ scientists from 50 countries incl #IPBES & #IPCC authors♨️🍃
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@AusConservation
Australian Conservation Foundation
1 year
Nearly 40 environment groups have written to the PM, urging him to “demonstrate the political leadership required” and negotiate with the Senate crossbench to amend nature legislation to better deal with the climate crisis and native forest logging.
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theguardian.com
Exclusive: Letter to PM accuses handful of businesses and mining interests, mainly in WA, of trying to ‘undermine and derail’ law
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@Biodivcouncil
Biodiversity Council
1 year
In her closing address to the Nature Positive Summit, @tanya_plibersek said, "We know that nature repair is great for jobs. It's great for businesses and communities." We completely agree which is why we think it is such a no-brainer for the Australian Government to lift their
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@HugePossum
Hugh Possingham
1 year
What is Nature Positive? Unlike the Australian government - we have adopted the internationally recognised science-based definition
@Biodivcouncil
Biodiversity Council
1 year
Wondering what Nature Positive means? We’ve got you covered! Our helpful guide for businesses and government sets out the key points you need to know to drive Nature Positive changes for a more sustainable future. Read the guide: https://t.co/JvUeW9a9Ug
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@Biodivcouncil
Biodiversity Council
1 year
During question time this week, @SophieScamps MP asked the federal environment minister @tanya_plibersek about our new research that found that the Australian Government spends $26 billion per year subsidising activities that are likely to be harming nature.
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@VoyaWolfProject
Voyageurs Wolf Project
1 year
We captured a lot of really neat lynx footage this past fall and winter! They are just such ethereal looking creatures, and its always a highlight when we get footage of them, especially in the daylight. We were going to make a video sharing our best lynx footage from the fall
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