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Northern Biodiversity
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 18 พ.ค. 2014
These videos are about research projects undertaken by the Northern Australia Hub of the National Environmental Research Program. The Hub is a research initiative with a wide variety of research topics all related to improving land and water management in Northern Australia’s savanna regions from the Kimberley across to Cape York. The hub draws together more than 100 researchers who are working closely with government, Indigenous groups, industry, natural resource management and other non-government organisations. The hub is funded by the Australian Government’s National Environmental Research Program.
River Shark surveys in the West Alligator River
River Shark surveys in Kakadu's West Alligator River
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Over 350 endangered Northern River Sharks have been caught tagged and released in the estuarine rivers within Kakadu National Park. It appears that these rivers support healthy populations of River Sharks.
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Over 350 endangered Northern River Sharks have been caught tagged and released in the estuarine rivers within Kakadu National Park. It appears that these rivers support healthy populations of River Sharks.
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Working together on Lama Lama wetlands
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How to set up a camera trap for wildlife surveys
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In this video the Warddeken Rangers explain how to set up a camera trap methodology. Camera traps are a simple and effective way to understand what animals are on country.
Managing fire for yams
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Early dry season burning to reduce fuel loads is not they only reason why people burn country. In this video, hub researcher Justin Perry, Aak Puul Ngantam rangers and traditional owners explore traditional fire regimes to help protect where yams grow. Further information: nerpnorthern.edu.au/research/projects/22
Improving outcomes: Turtles and pigs
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Aak Puul Ngantam rangers and traditional owners have reduced feral pig predation on turtle nests by 90%. Local knowledge and an inter-generational understanding of country has been instrumental in this outcome. For more information: nerpnorthern.edu.au/research/projects/22
Feral pigs and Kalan wetlands
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Native animals on Australia's remote islands
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29 mammal species have become extinct since European settlement - more than 10% of Australia’s endemic mammal fauna. Stuart Young and WIlli Rioli from the Tiwi land rangers talk about the mammal populations on Bathurst Island (part of the Tiwi islands). Read more about the research here: nerpnorthern.edu.au/research/projects/41
Using satellite imagery for environmental monitoring
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Thomas Schroeder explains how remote sensing is used to monitor the Van Diemen Gulf. For further information: nerpnorthern.edu.au/research/projects/53
Sawfish Survival Science Week version
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Largetooth sawfish are a threatened species. Historically, overfishing and loss of habitat have contributed to the decline of the species. In September 2012 Rita Purak discovered two largetooth sawfish stranded in an isolated floodplain waterhole. Rita knew the sawfish were uncommon because she had been helping Charles Darwin University scientist Peter Kyne with his field work, monitoring the m...
Science on the floodplains
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Doing field work on the floodplains of Kakadu isn't always easy. Watch the story of Dominic and Francisco's encounter with a crocodile on the Yellow Water floodplain, while they were conducting field work a Northern Australia Hub biodiversity research project: nerpnorthern.edu.au/research/projects/31
Fisheries and river flows: what the latest science is telling us
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Northern Australia is home to the least disturbed rivers in Australia. Listen to Professor Michael Douglas the director of the National Environmental Research program Northern Australia Hub discuss the future of the north in relation to fisheries and river flows.
Where do fish go during the wet season
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David Crook talks about his research looking at the movement of of Barramundi and Catfish during the wet season. This was presented at World Wetlands Day, 14 Febuary at The Bowali visitors centre Jabiru.
Ecology of a freshwater prawn in the Daly River
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Peter Novak explains his research findings on freshwater prawns (Cherabin)
Sawfish survival
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Biodiversity under the surface of tropical floodplains
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Biodiversity under the surface of tropical floodplains
Garawa and Waanyi Garawa fire management
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Garawa and Waanyi Garawa fire management
Marine Turtle and Dugong monitoring on Wunambal Gaambera country
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Marine Turtle and Dugong monitoring on Wunambal Gaambera country
Research on Sawfish and River Sharks in Northern Australia
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Research on Sawfish and River Sharks in Northern Australia
There really good eating. Best bush tucker
Goooood work overthere!
Maybe we should stop interfering with natural selection and let species die out..
Incredible migration! Very interesting documentary.Thanks
Those who came to see how dangerous the fish is can fixx like on like button 🙂
Great video!
You're not supposed to take them out of the water at all
This fish looks out of this world.
Aussies are built different when it comes to catching fish
Great work!!!
Correct me if I’m wrong. But the FWC ain’t gonna like this. Although it’s for educational reasons your not suppose to bring them out the water. Especially before maturity
Why do people call this a Sawfish Not a Sawshark
Wow
I love my ancestors and my culture I was born as a aboriginal
Dude it’s called a chainsaw shark and man there scary but not as scary as a megalodon there huge bigger than you think but don’t worry they don’t exist now
I DON'T KNOW ABOUT THAT; THERE TALKING NOW I MIGHT POSSIBLY BE STILL IN EXISTENCE WAY DOWN IN THE MARIANA TREANCH! JUST LIKE THE MOVIE MEG.THEIR TALKING LIKE AT THE BOTTOM OF THE SEA FLOOR WHERE YOU'LL FIND THE MARIANA TRENCH; THEY SAY ITS ANOTHER 8 MILES DOWN BELOW EVEN THAT: THE MARIANA TRENCH A WHOLE KNEW WORLD OF FISH WAY BELOW THE MARIANA TRENCH. EVEN THAT PREHISTORIC FISH WITH THE GLOWING WISKER ON TOP OF ITS HEAD; MIGHT STILL BE EXISTENCE. I CHECKED OUT THE MARIANA TRENCH VIDEOS ON TH-cam; AND I MUST SAY I FOUND THEM VERY INTRESTING! 😎👍 THERE WERE PEOPLE WITH THEIR OWN SUBS THAT WEN'T DOWN WAY TO THE BOTTOM AND ITS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT PART OF THE OCEAN DOWN THERE THEY SAID! THEY SAY BECAUSE ITS SO DARK DOWN THERE THAT SOME OF THESE FISH GLOW IN THE DARK ! I TELL I FOUND IT INTRESTING BUT YOU CAN CAST YOUR OWN CONCLUSIONS YOURSELF. YOU SHOULD CHECK THEM OUT ITS PRETTY AWSOME! 😎👍
It's face looks like a Karen
I have the sawfish teeth anyone want contact me
Cool!
nice vid bro
Me looking for food in the fridge at 3 am 0:17
As an American, I almost had a heart attack when she was looking backwards as they were driving.
YEAH,I KNOW WHAT YA MEAN ME TOO. THEY HAVE RIGHT HAND DRIVING THERE.😎👍
Such an amazing fish, thanks for sharing your work with the world!
Why save stuff dangerous to humans though?
Very stupid comment.
Seriously
There’s are people who believe youre dangerous. Should we not protect you?
Amazing
5:17 looked like a human lip
Bro I thought it was some random dude
Lol it fid
@@the_worst_of_friends924 SAME sawfish like humans
0:16😂😂😂
Very cool
Why kill them
Look at its snoze
It’s face😂😂😂
How long did those fish stay out of water?? Not knowing how these fish live those fish died. Now if you catch a saw fish you never supposed to take them out of the water... ignorance is bliss I guess.
yeah i was gonna say that if you catch one it must remain in the water at all times
Please people!!! Don't call animals savage!!!!! Look at you fishermen killing an endangered animal!!!! Were in their world!!! People think that cutting off it's rostrum is GOOD LUCK!!!!!!! That's just destroying your on life!!! Thank you people for being super dumb to animals!!!
Shane Nishimura we’re*
Thank you
@@buzzcity8382 Are you a vegan or do you work for that cringy PETA company
So let's just keep it out on this measuring tape Let's draw samples on the dry land. Stress out even more Then finally get them in the water lol sorry. Just observing but seems they could,still be in some water in a tub and completely finish analyzing
I saw on another video that it's important to not take it out of water ...
Man. So sad how ppl wait until it's too late to value survival of amazing species
Witch place did you got the saw fish...
Which*
Great video. It would be interesting to study genetic diversity and differences between the Australian populations and the Southern New Guinean populations. Are any of the species shown in the video known to migrate to New Guinea to breed? Thanks.
Plenty in the Pilbara mate caught couple in the last month and so are others catching them
It has already been suggested they bring in rhinos and elephant from africa to help re gamba grass. Rhinos are here already. Look up " australian rhino project." See if in time they will let them wild to eat that grass
Love people that use there time and life to save the world. and Gods Creatures ! My thing is saving the honey bees! No Honey Bees! Means> NO WORLD TO LIVE IN! Not a Glorious Job. But there are rewards> Pollination, honey, wax. pollen, propolis, and more honey bees> Even the stings are very useful so is bee venom and Knowledge! NO ONE WILL KNOW ALL THERE IS ABOUT HONEY BEES> NOT EVEN ME i know a lot> We learn every day and pass it down to others! THE WORLD NEEDS MORE BEE KEEPERS! Do You Have What It TAKES? a must to love honey bees, place to keep em. Work and love em? IF yes! Why are you wanting for? GET IT GOING! HELP US SAVE THE WORLD! Do Some thing Constructive! Not Destructive ! any one can make a bomb, but its hard to make life onces its gone!
“We have to do it as quick as possible” then measures and takes samples 😂😂
Ohhhh those thilly thyintithts
There was one caught in Florida USA and it was 17ft and over 700 pounds
ThinRedLine that was BlackTipH on TH-cam idiot
@@ambitiousaydinclips5278 how is he being an idiot for not knowing it, you fucking idiot
What he is saying is dont go to that location and try to fish or catch shrimp
hello my name is Nathaniel ... I am an acuaponics enthusiast an wondering if you knew where I could purchase a few cherabin
Cruel to have them outa water that long
From the bottom 6:35 of the fish it looks like high tech fighter plane.
CelebTiger besides the fact you can see its taint
It's marvelous to see such caring folks in action, going so far to help save these wonderful creatures. KUDOS!
Not protected in India unfortunately
@EK89 you fo . My India Is best.
@EK89 stfu idiot.
No no, he's right
@@harshsri01 there is a lot of trash and people who don’t care who just throw trash out the windows, so it makes sense. Probably why they’re dying of Covid.
thank you for putting in so many efforts! you people are great. 🙌
where was this produced at please?
aksi iska watch the video again
Northern Australia