Australian Biological Resources Study (ABRS)
The ABRS is a Program within Parks Australia Division of the Department of Sustainability, Environment, Water, Population and Communities.
ABRS strives to answer three questions:
- What plants, animals and other organisms occur in Australia?
- Where are they found?
- How can we provide that information to you?
Learn more about ABRS
What’s new
ABRS National Taxonomy Research Grant Program
Applications for the ABRS Churchill Fellowships for 2012 are NOW OPEN!
- Fellowship information flier (PDF - 1.4 MB)
- Churchill Fellowships Homepage
Download an application package from:
- http://www.churchilltrust.com.au/applications/2012/
Due: 29 February 2012
The ABRS 2012–2013 grants round is now CLOSED.
Further information and reporting forms for both Research and Capacity-Building Grants:
ABRS Resources
Funding & Research
ABRS National Taxonomy Research Grant Program
- Grants home
- Capacity-Building Grants
- Research Grants
- Frequently asked questions
- ABRS/CReefs partnership
- Student Travel Bursary
- Churchill Fellowships
- Substantial Supplement Partners
Forms
Online species resources
ABRS produces a number of databases and online tools about Australian species.
Search by subject
Other resources
Publications
Books, CD ROMs, and downloadable reports.
- Biologue 2001–2007
- Free ABRS Products
- Publications index