Justin Gilligan joins scientists on an expedition to the far northern Great Barrier Reef to witness the annual mass coral spawning spectacle and to look for ways to help this ecosystem under pressure.
Scientists and communicators journey to the far northern Great Barrier Reef during the annual mass coral spawning event to study this natural phenomenon and continue efforts to safeguard the reef.
Photographer Craig Richards was lucky enough to capture this incredible moment after sticking around following a failed sunset photo shoot.
It’s not unusual for a young PhD student studying the Great Barrier Reef to watch the coral they’d been observing for months bleach in just a single summer.
Get involved with this year’s National Bird Week to support and celebrate our birds.
Local government associations and councils around Australia have adopted Wood Encouragement Policies. Why?
Tim Flannery on climate change activism, extinction rebellion and the predictions that far fewer humans will survive on our warming planet.
Climate change scientists say Australia needs to take a far bolder approach to conservation to stop further deterioration of our environment in a new report by the Climate Council.
The peculiar behaviour is believed to be the first evidence of an animal using its stomach to communicate.
Travelling to the Pilbara and studying its ancient rock formations may give scientists the best opportunity for spotting life on Mars.