We can all help to reduce the wildlife toll on our roads with just a few small shifts in driving behaviour. The post The other road toll appeared first on Australian Geographic.
We can all help to reduce the wildlife toll on our roads with just a few small shifts in driving behaviour. The post The other road toll appeared first on Australian Geographic.
A beam of light, a father-and-son statue and a timber lifeboat each anchor the stories of service that resonate at this Melbourne monument. The post Shrine of Remembrance: A place of connection appeared first on Australian Geographic.
A few smart choices can stretch your kayaking budget further than you’d think – without missing out on any of the good stuff. The post Paddle Pulse: Kayaking on a budget appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Filmmakers have been exploring and capturing Australia’s connection with war since the earliest days of the Anzacs. The post The Anzac legend on film appeared first on Australian Geographic.
We know crab is delicious, but this is a bit much! The post Christmas Island red crabs ‘can’t help eating their own babies’ appeared first on Australian Geographic.
The beloved emperor penguin and Antarctic fur seal are now officially endangered. Here’s what can be done. The post Emperor penguin and Antarctic fur seal now officially endangered appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Welcome to Blue Horizons, a monthly dive into ocean news, discoveries and adventures proudly supported by Coral Expeditions, Australia’s pioneering cruise line. The post Blue Horizons Vol. 3 appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Australian researchers have discovered mosquitoes act like tiny ‘flying wildlife surveyors’, collecting the DNA of elusive endangered animals. The post Mosquito ‘drones’ used to detect endangered species populations appeared first on Australian Geogr...
Enjoy some outdoor solitude along this 107km journey through rainforest, red earth and remote mountain ridges. The post Once in a blue river: Hiking New Caledonia’s GR NC1 Trail appeared first on Australian Geographic.
Palaeontologists have used an Ice Age fossil to reveal extinct giant echidnas roamed south-eastern Australia during the Pleistocene Epoch. The post An extinct echidna the size of a small child once roamed Victoria, fossil shows appeared first on Aust...