K. Brennan

TL;DR: The Sir Edward Pellew group of islands have lost much of their formerly high conservation significance for native mammals over the past 50 years, mostly because of introductions of cats, and to a lesser extent, natural colonisation of the islands by cane toads.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors describe the biodiversity values of the western Arnhem Land plateau (the ‘stone country’) and surrounds, attempts to provide a brief assessment of condition and trends in that biodiversity, describes the responses of some biodiversity components to fire regimes, and gives guidelines for fire management that may provide for biodiversity conservation within a broader management context.

TL;DR: Forty-four species of terrestrial reptiles and eight species of frogs were recorded from 60 continental islands of the Wessel and English Company groups off northeastern Arnhem Land, Northern Territory as mentioned in this paper.

TL;DR: In this article, the authors provide information on the general uses and application of remote camera technology for wildlife research projects, and the planning and implementation of Remote camera surveys in northern Australia, especially tropic savannas.