Science & Environment
In search of our mysterious painted-snipe
As one of our most elusive birds, the endangered Australian painted-snipe is a must-see on every serious birdwatcher’s list.
Tag: Wetlands
Australian Geographic Adventure
Aussie adventure towns: Forbes, NSW
For a small town in Central NSW, Forbes delivers big when it comes to a fun outdoor escape for active families.
Travel
At play in the fields of the Lords
Growing up alongside Aboriginal people in Kakadu and Arnhem Land has given Sab Lord a very different education, making him the ideal choice as a guide in this wildly important part of Australia.
History & Culture
From uranium mining to sustainable tourism: How Kakadu is changing post COVID-19
With vast swathes of Kakadu NP now returned to Traditional Owners and the Ranger uranium mine closing, it’s a brand new day for this wildlife- and wetland-infused country.
Destinations
Banrock Station: walks, wildlife and wine
Visit this incredible South Australian wetland year round.
Science & Environment
Australia’s rivers will be unrecognisable by 2070
Future climate change is likely to reduce stream flow and water availability in drylands around the world.
News
Australia’s thousand year-old wetlands could be wiped out
Researchers have found that by accounting for the impact of man-made structures on sea-level rise in our wetlands, the rate at which these vital ecosystems are predicted to disappear is increased by 50 per cent.
Science & Environment
The idiot fruit tree
The idiot fruit tree, also known as the green dinosaur, is one of Australia’s oldest and most distinctive trees.
Reader Photos
Swamping about
Patience and persistence were the key elements behind capturing this stunning shot.