Science communication is becoming increasingly important. Our research has been showcased on a variety of media platforms, including national news, science television shows for children, newspaper articles, radio interviews and online social media.

Media Highlights

Oct. 2020 Our new paper is featured in the IUCN/SSC-Crocodile Specialist Group Newsletter! 

Sept. 2020 Global warming & Crocodiles: Madras Crocodile Brank Trust created a poster about our research!
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Some seriously fishy research puts holes in movement barriers. Conservation Physiology in Action. 2018

Hot crocs can’t hide for as long. Inside the Journal of Experimental Biology. 2017

Hot Crocs! What do crocodiles do in hot weather? Totally Wild. 2016

Climate change to affect crocodile population size, scientists say. Australian Geographic. 2017

Australian National News Interview. Australian Broadcasting Corporation. 2015

Apex Predators. SCOPE (Children’s Television Show). 2015.

Live Radio Interview. Australian Broadcasting Corporation NT. 2015.

Climate change is putting Aussie crocodiles in hot water. Business Insider. 2015

Saltwater Crocodiles Outlived The Dinosaurs But Climate Change May See Their Demise. Huffington Post. 2015.

Global warming could cause Aussie crocs to migrate from northern to southern states. International Business Times. 2015.

Saltwater crocodiles may move south to flee warmer water. The Sydney Morning Herald. 2015.