A new course offering at Charles Darwin University is looking to save lives, while capturing venomous and nonvenomous snakes.
For the first time CDU is offering a Snake ID, capture and relocate course, the short course will benefit people who regularly encounter snakes in their work or living spaces or for people who would like to enhance their knowledge of snakes and reptiles in Australia.
A new mental health resource, launched at Garma Festival, aims to enhance the capacity of mental health service providers supporting Yolgnu patients to achieve patient-centred approaches that include culturally sensitive and culturally informed practices.
A radical shift in our relationship with the environment is needed and it is time we intervene in the extinction crisis, experts say.
A review led by Charles Darwin University (CDU) found negative trends in Australian biodiversity loss – caused by invasive species, interrupted First Nations land and sea management, altered fire regimes, and changed water flows – could rapidly worsen unless policymakers act with haste.
Charles Darwin University (CDU) students got a free morning cup of coffee with a side of advice at the Casuarina campus, as local police officers offered a space to ask questions about safety at the University, at home and in the community.
The collaboration with Northern Territory Police and Study NT aims to foster an inclusive campus environment while providing students with the opportunity to engage with local law enforcement.
Local opportunities and a sustainable work, life and study balance are what drove Rebecca Kopke-Bennett to study a Master of Clinical Audiology with Charles Darwin University (CDU).