Driven by tragedy, philosopher Danielle Celermajer champions radical kindness for the earth and its creatures. The post Embracing all life appeared first on Australian Geographic.
These multi-day walks will take you along some of the most pristine coastal environments in Australasia. The post At the beach: Five amazing coastal walks in Australia and New Zealand appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Aussie researchers are at the vanguard of scientists worldwide solving the global environmental crisis created by plastic pollution. The post Plastic measures appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Let’s extend an olive branch to Australia’s most often misunderstood reptiles and correct misconceptions about them. The post Solving snake stigma appeared first on Australian Geographic.
From Australia and New Zealand to Africa and North America, these five walks allow you to explore some of the world’s most spectacular locations. The post Best in class: Five of the greatest walks in the world appeared first on Australian Geographic.
It has the ring of a fairytale, but an endangered butterfly’s survival in Western Victoria isn’t the stuff of magic but rather a story of dedicated habitat restoration. The post Boobialla and the butterfly appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Bikepacking opens up the world to exploration, with your bike carrying you, and all the essential gear. Here’s how you load up to go into the wild. The post The Bike Shed: Choosing the best luggage setup for bikepacking appeared first on Australian G...
To shoot our three-part Regional Innovations series we called on the talents of Western Australia-based photographer Duncan Wright. The post Notes from the field: Regional trailblazing appeared first on Australian Geographic.
June 2012: A fourth inquest passes final judgement on the cause of Azaria Chamberlain’s death. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: Azaria Chamberlain final inquest appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Sulphur-crested cockatoos have shown extraordinary signs of brainpower in a Sydney park, where they’ve been seen turning on water taps, and even queuing to take turns drinking. The post Wild cockatoos learn to drink from water fountain appeared first...