AG Society News
Attending the AG Society fossil dig against all odds
Despite her severe disability, Eleanor Beidatsch hopes to embark on an AGS expedition to the opal town of Lightning Ridge this August.
[favorite_button]Despite her severe disability, Eleanor Beidatsch hopes to embark on an AGS expedition to the opal town of Lightning Ridge this August.
[favorite_button]This year, you’ve helped us raise a record $211,749 for conservation.
[favorite_button]All Lloyd Godson wanted to do was live underwater. Little did he know, thousands of people – from pint-sized preschoolers to eminent scientists – shared the same dream.
[favorite_button]Society sponsored: Students send their teacher to a desert Island to survive a month of isolation…
[favorite_button]A welcome to the Australian Geographic Society, continuing to support Australian endeavour through 2010.
[favorite_button]Discover Australia’s stunning wetlands on this significant day for conservation.
[favorite_button]AG checks in with the bloke we call The Camel Man.
[favorite_button]Baby honeyeaters are the success story of a rescue program 15 years in the making.
[favorite_button]AG’s first women-only sponsorship continues to prove a tricky appointment.
[favorite_button]The volunteers at Reef Check Australia dive deep to help preserve our coral reefs.
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