Ancient Australians that need our help
Macadamias and Koalas diverged from most other flowering plants and mammals respectively over 100 million years ago.


Macadamias and Koalas diverged from most other flowering plants and mammals respectively over 100 million years ago.

Home to the Bauple nut – the name says it all, but where are they and will they survive?

Three Macadamia species are now listed on the IUCN Red List of Threatened Species. Macadamia integrifolia, native to south-east QLD, is listed as “vulnerable” while M. ternifolia, native to QLD, and M. tetraphylla, from northern NSW, are in the more threatened category of “endangered”. Global interest in the story has been sparked by a feature …
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