Morphology and molecular analysis contributes to research on the ant genera Camponotus, Iridomyrmex and Monomorium. [more]

Barcoding technologies and morphological studies are involved in research on "Mayflies and other aquatic macroinvertebrates" which are widely used for monitoring of freshwater quality. [more]

Identification tools for Australia’s insect families are provided on the web, many of which are being developed as user friendly interactive keys. [more]

Molecular and morphological analyses are used in ways to rapidly resolve the taxonomy of various small terrestrial Australian mammals, reptiles and amphibians. [more]

Research on environmental weeds of national significance for which there is a taxonomic impediment to developing appropriate control strategies. [more]

Information managers working together with taxonomists and the biological collections to develop new technologies and procedures to capture, manage, analyse and deliver biodiversity information. [more]

Knowledge brokers and researchers collaborating with key user groups to develop suitable taxonomic products and services, enabling broad adoption and application in environmental management and decision-making. [more]

Anticipated to be the nucleus of a larger and self sustaining national project documenting the species of Australian mangrove and saltmarsh communities. [more]