News
Flora and Fauna Team Shares Scientific Knowledge with the Community
Staff from the Flora and Fauna Division, particularly from the NT Herbarium, have had a busy and rewarding few weeks, delivering a range of educational activities that help connect young people with science, nature, and the incredible biodiversity of the Northern Territory.
Bringing the Herbarium to life in a digital collection for the future
A new camera is helping botanists bring plant specimens into the digital age, one photograph at a time.
Amendments to the NT Planning Scheme 2020
We're seeking your feedback on proposed changes to the NT Planning Scheme 2020.
Enhancing accountability – Auditing onshore petroleum environmental compliance
The Department of Lands, Planning and Environment (DLPE) is continuing its commitment to protecting the Territory’s environment by undertaking proactive audits of the onshore petroleum industry.
Operation: Don’t Be A Dumper enters its next phase: Crimson Camera
The fight against illegal dumping in the Alice Springs is stepping up a gear. Operation: Don’t Be A Dumper (DBAD) is moving into its next phase, following the strategic direction set out in Output 5 (Prevention and Deterrence).
2025 Developing Northern Australia Conference
Staff from the Office of Water Security recently attended the 11th Developing Northern Australia Conference, held over three days in Cairns. The event brought together leading voices from across industry, government and investors sectors, united under the theme 'Securing Australia’s Future by Driving Northern Development.'
Mapping Nature for a Sustainable Future: The Greater Weddell Biodiversity Assessment
As population growth and urban development continue across the Northern Territory, ensuring that expansion occurs in a scientifically informed and ecologically responsible manner is essential.
70 years of Water Resources - 1990s
Water Resources Division – the 90s
Highlighting Water Resources staff
Water Resources Division is celebrating 70 years highlighting and acknowledging staff for their hard work and contribution to water management.
70 years of Water Resources - 1980s
In the early 1980s, a water control district was declared in the Alice Springs area to control development and use of the groundwater resource. While in the north, mangoes began to be grown commercially across the Darwin rural area, driving the first public awareness campaigns on the protection of the water resources.