Footage has provided Sydney researchers with the first evidence of a native rakali attacking a black rat – an introduced and problematic species. The post Rakali vs. black rat: Australian native rodent fights back appeared first on Australian Geogra...
Using a ship as your base opens up a whole new way to explore the world when kayaking – offering comfort, flexibility and access to places few paddlers reach. The post Paddle Pulse: Kayaking from a floating basecamp appeared first on Australian Geogr...
The glorious spectacle of nature has the power to lift us up when we need it most. The post Let your spirit soar appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Why has an unprecedented growth of tiny toxic plants been killing marine life en masse along Australia’s southern coastline? The post Algae Armageddon appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Monitor lizards, also known in Australia as goannas, are some of the most iconic reptiles on the continent. Their lineage not only survived the mass extinction that ended the reign of non-avian dinosaurs, but also gave rise to the largest living liza...
For most people, a haircut is a regular routine in which little thought is given to the tresses that fall to the floor. But these discarded locks can help save our environment. The post How a trip to the hairdresser can help save the planet appeared...
We wanted someone who could shoot equally well above and below water for our story on blue carbon, and photographer Alex Pike was perfect for that assignment. The post Notes from the field: Of mangroves and mudflats appeared first on Australian Geog...
Large and in charge, green tree frogs are here to keep us guessing – whether it’s their colouring, or their cuisine. The post It’s a tiny bat buffet for green (or blue?) tree frogs appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Hold up, humans. Ants figured out medicine, farming and engineering long before we did. The post Ants did it first appeared first on Australian Geographic.
After more than a century of mining coal to produce steel, the port city of Wollongong is reshaping itself as a clean-energy hub. The post Green is the new black appeared first on Australian Geographic.