How two dozen rabbits released in 1859 triggered one of history's fastest mammal invasions — and the biology behind Australia's unstoppable rabbit boom.

The country is home to some of the world's most unique species - but it is losing them at an alarming rate.

Massive vines swallowing forests, giant snakes overpowering predators, and exploding rabbit populations sound like scenes from a disaster movie — but they’re real environmental crises happening around ...

Invasive species have pushed farmers and fishers off their land worldwide, though nobody tracks how many people it has ...

Fashion PR strategist Brittany McGovern shares how she built a career in New York and launched Interlude Communications.

Firefighters in southwest France are battling a mega-fire four times the size of Paris. Meanwhile, temperatures are expected ...

When European rabbits arrived in Australia in the 19th century, they were brought in as familiar game animals for hunting rather than as a threat to the environment. Within decades, however, their ...

For the first time since 2019 CDU is hosting a two-week, on-campus humanitarian aid intensive. Run by CDU experts and world leading industry stakeholders, university students enrolled in Bachelor of ...

Six mayors flew to Melbourne on Wednesday to urge federal Emergency Management Minister Kirsty McBain to reconsider the new funding proposal, under which the federal government’s contribution to ...