Few things are more awe-inspiring than a centuries-old tree. The post A ‘resin’ for living appeared first on Australian Geographic.

In a world-first, NZ fashion brand Kowtow is redefining what happens to clothing at the end of its life, turning plastic-free organic cotton garments into biochar that builds soil and locks away carbon. The post Closing the loop on circular fashion a...

In a major milestone for sustainable tourism and nature-based adventure travel, bookings for World Expeditions’ new guided walk on the Thorsborne Trail on Munamudanamy (Hinchinbrook Island) are now open. The post Bookings open for World Expeditions’...

When Canadian filmmaker Dianne Whelan set off alone on the longest recreational trail in the world, she imagined she’d be gone for about 500 days. It ended up taking her 1862 – and she wouldn’t have had it any other way. The post Five years in the wi...

In February 1907, Bondi Surf Bathers’ Life Saving Club was founded, making it Australia’s first surf lifesaving club. The post Defining Moments in Australian History: Our first lifesavers appeared first on Australian Geographic.

Some of the world’s best mountain bikers headed to Tassie in early February for Red Bull Hardline 2026. Trash Free Trails Australia’s Tom Hutton reports back on the highlights. The post Eight things we took away from Red Bull Hardline Tasmania 2026 a...

This world-leading Aussie researcher, expert legal witness and media commentator is forging new frontiers in forensic science. The post The bug whisperer appeared first on Australian Geographic.

Dan Slater paddles back in time to explore undiscovered Greenland, the birthplace of kayaking. The post Through the mists of time: Kayaking in Greenland appeared first on Australian Geographic.

In Sturt National Park, near Tibooburra in central Australia where temperatures can range from freezing to nearly 50°C, there lives a small bird with a white back, forked tail and – as we’ve just discovered – a very clever strategy to survive its ext...

A group of critically-endangered snails returned to the wild on Norfolk Island last year are not only surviving, but reproducing. The post Snails once thought extinct now thriving on Norfolk Island appeared first on Australian Geographic.