Gould’s Petrel (Pterodroma leucoptera leucoptera) returns to nest on Montague Island. Credit: Justin Gilligan/Marine Park Authority NSW

The number of well-managed protected areas in the world looks set to increase, thanks to University of Queensland research to foster global conservation.

1 February 2016
Crested Tern with chick (Sterna bergii): Photo Stuart Cohen/Office of Environment and Heritage

A University of Queensland researcher has led the development of an International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) green list of the world’s best-managed protected areas.

10 December 2014

The University of Queensland has announced winners of the 2012 sporting scholarships at a special lunch at Hillstone restaurant, St Lucia on Thursday 29 March.

2 April 2012

The University of Queensland has renewed its focus on sustainability and conservation in order to develop a new generation of environmental experts.

18 November 2011
Associate Professor Marc Hockings

When the Korean Government wanted a report card on the state of the country’s national park system, it sought out the right man for the job – UQ’s Associate Professor Marc Hockings.

28 September 2009

Fighting for a sustainable future is The University of Queensland’s Dr Marc Hockings, who has been awarded the Kenton Miller Award for his research into nature conservation in national parks and reserves.

21 October 2008

From mountain gorillas in Uganda to Bengal tigers in South Asia, world conservationists are working with The University of Queensland Gatton in a bid to better manage environmental landmarks.

26 February 2003

The University of Queensland will play a key role in a United Nations Foundation (UNF) funded project to monitor effectiveness of the management of World Heritage listed sites.

25 August 2000