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To secure the Bogong Moths future, we need to better understand its distribution & migratory fly-ways through time with more data ✈️🛣️. 🔖 | If you've seen a moth with a tag, it might be from the Bogong Watch Project. Log it here! bogong.org

galah for Python (0.11.2) has had an update! Features: 🩷: Various bug fixes 🪲 🩷: Specify configuration files 🗂️ 🩷: Global atlas occurrences enabled! 🌎 Access data from Australia, Austria, Brazil, France, Guatemala, Spain, Sweden & the UK all from one place! 🗺️

Australia’s first National Ecosystem Account is here! 🌿 Released by Australian Bureau of Statistics, it tracks the health of our ecosystems. ALA data supported biodiversity reporting, particularly the change in feral mammal species across Australia. 🐾Read more here: spr.ly/6019LL5Lx

Miss the "Harnessing Biodiversity Data to support Australian Industry" webinar? 📊🧑🏽‍💻 We've just uploaded a recording! 📽️ Check out talks from Juliet Seers (ALA), Ali Cotton (APEM Group) and Elizabeth Stark (Symbolix). spr.ly/6017LLcyl

Wrap up with our March newsletter! 🤓🗞️ Read about: 🦊: Citizen science & invasive species 📈: Boosting hosted data 📊: Environmental reporting & ALA data 💾: Reproducible data downloads 🔗: spr.ly/60100r4Ai

Fight weeds... every day 😤🌱 If you're in the biosecurity sector (or want to know how your records help contribute) this is for you! We've been developing our tools and hosted data over the years to forward this space. 📚| Read more here: spr.ly/60170TDRR

We're boosting rare species records! 🦎🌏 Discover how the Atlas of Living Australia is teaming up with global partner, GBIF @biodiversity.social/@gbif, to uncover rare species records and adding new species, helping advance science and conservation! 🌱 Read more here: spr.ly/60130oJdl

Recent wild weather and rain across Queensland is helping invasive fire ants spread across the state. 🐜 Qlders should check flood debris, their yards and local parks for fire ants, and report sightings to Biosecurity authorities to help reduce their spread. 📷: Lindsay White

This International Day of Forests, we've made a forest using data! 🌳📊 Did you know that Eucalypt forests form three quarters of Australia's native forest area? 🥉 Observational data on Eucalypts helps us learn more about the biodiversity of Australian ecosystems! 🗺️

Summer days... drifting away… ☀️⛱️ Our ’25 summer interns have wrapped up at the ALA! We chatted to them about their fantastic contributions & what they learned in the process. 📚 | Read more: spr.ly/6019FDWMv

Meet Dr. Richard Glatz & his 80k insect specimens from Kangaroo Island! 🕷️🌏 Richard's incredible collection is now digitally secured with the help of our Australian Biodiversity Data Mobilisation Program. Learn more about the collection and program here: spr.ly/6016FDwri

Can you tell the difference between the Australian Raven (Corvus coronoides) and the Australian Crow (Corvus orru)? 🐦‍⬛🤔 👇 Swipe to see if you can spot the differences and comment below with what you see!

Move over superheroes. 🦸‍ Science needs YOU! 🫵🏻 No lab coat required — just some curiosity & love for the planet 🌎 This #CitizenScienceMonth, help reach #1MillionActsOfScience by recording observations, or assessing data. 📸📊 👩🏼‍🔬| Project Finder: spr.ly/6017FTaYF

Our Q&A session for the 2025 Australian Biodiversity Mobilisation Program is tomorrow (9th of April) at 3:30pm! Check the link below to join via teams. See you there! 👋🏻📊

Bushfires burned ~3x the size of Tasmania In 2019-20. How did this impact the 🌳 dwelling Southern greater glider? Learn to use SDM'S to explore this with {tidymodels} in a new ALA Labs post by Jarod Wright & Dax Kellie! spr.ly/6011FUpKP #rstats #quartopub #dataviz

Going absolutely BATTY over these winged wonders.🦇 It's World Bat Appreciation day today! This Grey Headed Flying Fox is showing off their mlem skills 👅. #greyheadedflyingfox #worldbatappreciationday

There's still time to contribute your observations this citizen science month! 📍 If you're a little dusty on your identification skills, don't fret. Many citizen science mobile apps can help you ID through supplied images! 📸 🔗: iNaturalist update: spr.ly/60112yCYU

We're throwing it back to the late 1800s with Nicholas Caire, who photographed & measured Australia’s Giant Eucalypts. 🌳📸 This iNaturalistAU Giant Eucalypts Project builds on his legacy with data feeding into the ALA: spr.ly/60162sCII 📷: Art Gallery of SA

Kamilaroi linguist Bernadette Duncan's Gadji Gadji Garden Project shares Kamilaroi plant names & culture. 🌱 In partnership with the ALA, this work is helping bridge Kamilaroi and Western science. 📷: Bernadette Duncan, Hanna Munro, Cecilia Daley spr.ly/6013NDHd3