Nearly 60,000 Australians ventured outside in October 2024 to take part in the Aussie Bird Count, the country’s largest citizen science event. The post The results are in for the 2024 Aussie Bird Count appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Formed by a volcano that last erupted 18 million years ago, Mount Kaputar National Park is home to lava-sculpted landscapes and a network of walking trails. The post Four nature walks in Narrabri, the unofficial adventure capital of NSW appeared firs...
The Reef Sanctuary Pontoon on Lady Musgrave Island lagoon is revolutionising marine education. The post Reef revival appeared first on Australian Geographic.
This all-new sleep system from the iconic Aussie outdoor brand has landed at Aus Geo ADVENTURE HQ for long-term testing and it promises the ultimate night outdoors. Here’s a sneak peek… The post First look: Sea to Summit All-Rounder Sleep System appe...
A comfortable and reliable sleeping mat equals a good night’s sleep. We doss down with the new Airlite Pump 6.5 to see if it fits the bill. The post Mountain Designs Airlite Pump 6.5 Sleeping Mat: Tested appeared first on Australian Geographic.
In April 1954, Soviet spies Vladimir and Evdokia Petrov, masquerading as Canberra diplomats, defected to Australia. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: The Petrov affair appeared first on Australian Geographic.
From the warm seas of the Torres Strait to the ancient rainforests of Cape York, the Far North only reveals itself through the sharing of stories The post Tales of the north appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Australia is full of exceptional multi-day walks and this outdoor activity is one of the best ways to see the truly wild side of our country. Here is some expert advice on how to make it happen. The post Go long: The ultimate guide to multi-day walks...
One of the world’s largest land rehabilitation projects is transforming paddocks into natural paradises in the south-west of Western Australia. The post Big bush corridor appeared first on Australian Geographic.
It can take a long time for a crow to forgive your transgressions – perhaps as long as 17 years! And it’s a similar story for the Australian magpie. Luckily, they take bribes! The post How to make magpie mafia your feathery friends appeared first on...