
What can we learn from Sir David Attenborough’s stellar career as he turns 100?
At 100, David Attenborough is still reminding the world that discovery never gets old, and that the future belongs to people brave enough to keep asking questions
Vet science, genetics, animal welfare and conservation – if you love animals then this is the no 1 career stop for combining STEM + Animals careers.

At 100, David Attenborough is still reminding the world that discovery never gets old, and that the future belongs to people brave enough to keep asking questions

Dream of working with animals? There are more career paths than you think.

Museums Victoria’s senior curator of mammals and lead researcher Dr Kevin Rowe, is proof that STEM skills + a love of animals = one seriously exciting animal science career.

A swarm of roughly 40 million desert locusts can eat the same amount of food in one day as about 35,000 people – but drone technology could help control infestations.

More than 1000 wild buffalo and unmanaged cattle roaming Northern Australia will be tagged and tracked as part of the world’s largest satellite herd-tracking program.

There are 60,000 abandoned mines in Australia. How do we restore them so that animals return? A researcher’s epic fieldwork project could help us find out

With the Aussie insect population declining fast, scientists are calling out for our help this summer.

Dream of a job working with animals? Here are 10 cool jobs you could get with an animal science degree – and just one of them is a vet!

Insects are the most sustainable source of protein on earth. They produce 80 per cent less methane than cows, require far less resources to farm

Exam time can mean double the study on half of the sleep, which is why this year we’re looking to science to save us from

Murdoch University researcher and forensic biology researcher Dr Paola Magni is investigating how marine organisms can provide crime-solving clues.

One million species are facing extinction and ecosystem decline, according to a report just released by the United Nations. Here’s a list of ecosystem-preserving careers so that you can help make a difference.

41% of insect species are in decline. Of that, one third are going extinct. These scary new figures show us why we need to have more entomologists.