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Fostering hope for wallaby species

…Dr David Taggert and Dr David Schultz, is for the southern brush-tailed rock-wallaby, of which fewer than 30 are believed to survive in the wild. The ACT’s Tidbinbilla Nature Reserve…

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Aussie solar lamps light the way for flood victims

…Mandarin Ultra is an ultra-bright solar light that has been made with the developing world as its target market – with a price tag to match – just under $10….

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Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary: Held in reserve

…issue any more,” he says. “It’s common sense. Everyone should be green these days and you shouldn’t be tagged like that. You should be tagged as a thinking human being.”…

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Drone used to track wildlife a world first

…from the University of Sydney to develop a drone system for locating radio-tagged wildlife. The drone, believed to be a world-first tracker of this type, was successfully tested in the…

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#Reviewforscience: scientists are reviewing Amazon products and it's hilarious

SCIENTISTS HAVE taken to Twitter with the hashtag #reviewforscience, giving us the gory detail of all the different ways they use everyday tools for scientific experiments. The trend took off…

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Nature calls: Visit the Shoalhaven for an elemental reconnection

…these trails – something that Nick reckons is already popular with visitors from Sydney and Canberra – and it’d be an easy task to convince the family to tag along,…

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The Yukon Territory: Wild days and magical nights under the Northern Lights

…aurora borealis. Finally, there is Southern Lakes Resort. Perched on Tagish Lake, this resort is situated within the traditional territory of the Carcross / Tagish First Nation. During autumn and…

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Why do whales keep getting tangled in shark nets? And what should you do if you see it happen?

…attached satellite (GPS) technology unit. Once a shark takes the bait and is captured, authorities are alerted and can respond quickly to tag and relocate the animal offshore, away from…

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Ever seen a koala in the tropics? Probably not

…last breeding season. Image credits: Roger Martin; Amy Shima/Geoff Spanner In search of females Last July, during the breeding season, Athey went west. After 10 days, when the koala team…

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Kathmandu Heli R down jacket: Tested

…by scanning the QR code printed on the paper swing-tag. What all this means is the Heli R is not only better for the environment, but also keeps our torso…

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Fostering hope for wallaby species

Aussie solar lamps light the way for flood victims

Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary: Held in reserve

Drone used to track wildlife a world first

#Reviewforscience: scientists are reviewing Amazon products and it's hilarious

Nature calls: Visit the Shoalhaven for an elemental reconnection

The Yukon Territory: Wild days and magical nights under the Northern Lights

Why do whales keep getting tangled in shark nets? And what should you do if you see it happen?

Ever seen a koala in the tropics? Probably not

Kathmandu Heli R down jacket: Tested