We're researching koala populations as part of our National Koala Monitoring Program, funded by the Australian Government.

The program brings together researchers, First Nations peoples, and citizen scientists to collect information about koalas across the country.

Find out more: https://www.csiro.au/en/research/indigenous-science/managing-country/koala-monitoring-program

We must heed lessons from past storms and plan ahead, as climate change will only exacerbate future coastal disasters.

Since the last ice age, deforestation has rapidly reduced the area of habitable land covered by forests due to urbanization and agricultural expansion.

The East Antarctic ice sheet was once thought to be relatively sheltered from warming oceans. Our new research shows that this isn't the case.

Landsat satellites have been reliably returning images of Earth’s land surface for fifty years, providing novel insights about the planet we call home.

Non-profit MapBiomas aims to end 'impunity' over illegal land clearing and hold those responsible to account

Human advancement is testing the resilience of our coasts, from the molecular level to the planetary. CSIRO technologies are helping manage our changing coasts.

"We are all preparing as best we can."

River, a follow-up to box office hit Mountain, is a history of the planet and human civilisation told via waterways, and argues that the fate of both are inextricably intertwined.

For decades, residents along a section of suburban Australian coastline have witnessed their beach dissolve before their eyes, sometimes literally dropping into the sea. It's a problem that is also confronting coastal towns throughout the country — and the world — as sea levels continue to rise.

In recent years, summer climatic conditions, bushfires and floods have raised concerns as to what the future holds for us in Queensland. Is this the new summer “normal”? If so, how can we adapt?

The Royal Geographical Society of Queensland and the University of Queensland School of Earth and Environmental Sciences have organised a public forum to address these questions with an excellent panel of prominent speakers to present some critical perspectives.

Experts say global demand for aquarium fish is contributing to the degradation of delicate coral ecosystems, especially in major export countries such as Indonesia and the Philippines.

130.9 million hectares of tree cover were gained over the last 20 years, with European countries Ireland and Poland seeing some of the largest increases.

Humankind’s spatial patterns are difficult to recognize from the ground. Google Earth Timelapse captures these drastic changes from space over time. | GTAV Technology and cartography in Geography

It's taken two decades, $2.5 million and the commitment of dozens of people, but an erosion-control project in the Sunshine Coast hinterland is proof that terribly degraded riverbanks can be repaired.

Everyone has heard about global warming, but few understand how environmental feedback loops amplify the warming even further.

The Landsat-informed kelpwatch.org hosts the world’s largest open-source dynamic map of kelp forest canopy.

The residents of Fowlers Bay in South Australia are grappling with Mother Nature in an effort to save their cherished town from being engulfed by creeping sand dunes.