Exploring the United States on foot or by bike just got a whole lot more fun with Great American Trails, a new adventure travel brand from World Expeditions Travel Group. The post Great American Trails: New adventures in the USA appeared first on Aus...
While shark-spotter drones are a genuine advance in shark detection, they’re not foolproof. The post Shark‑spotting drones offer reassurance – not full protection appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Six months after conservationists used drone technology in a mouse-eradication project on a remote Western Australian island, no trace of the rodents has been found. The post No sign of mice after world-first drone operation on Australian island app...
In a year when a record 1008 people stood on the summit of Everest, the AG awards for adventure remind us adventure is about far more than records or rankings. It’s about meaningful experiences, fuelled by curiosity but made possible through resilien...
A circumnavigation of the South Island’s spectacular Eyre Mountains, with a memorable detour thrown in, equals the ultimate catchup for two lifelong friends. The post A moment of stillness: Cycling NZ’s Around the Mountains Trail appeared first on Au...
Deadly snakes are an occupational hazard in the Aussie bush. The post How to survive a snake bite appeared first on Australian Geographic.
In an unprecedented example of hunting specialisation, the ballista spider has evolved a silk-powered snare that targets just one species of ant, launching its prey into the air with astonishing power and speed. The post Australian spider uses spring...
Welcome to Wild Wins – where we share positive stories from the natural world, proudly supported by Coral Expeditions, Australia’s pioneering cruise line. The post Wild Wins Vol. 5 appeared first on Australian Geographic.
In one of the most dynamic and hostile environments, the epaulette shark has evolved to take advantage of the harsh conditions. The post This little shark takes it all in its stride appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Wildlife authorities and advocates remain cautiously hopeful that Australia can still avoid a widespread and devastating outbreak of the H5N1 bird flu, despite Australia recording its first confirmed cases of the deadly virus. The post Wildlife autho...