The artist behind the ‘A World of Environments’ Book
Science & EnvironmentHere, we chat to James Gulliver Hancock, the illustrator behind AG’s new World of Environments book, available now.
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Explore the world from the microscopic to the galactic.
The summer bushfire you heard nothing about
Science & EnvironmentIn January 2019, fires burned across a 100-kilometre length of the iconic Tjoritja National Park in the West MacDonnell Ranges, from Ormiston Gorge nearly to the edge of Alice Springs.
The holly family has an ancient Australian lineage
Science & EnvironmentHolly is as Australian as the old man banksia.
Sharks and the media: how should we report?
Science & EnvironmentThe media is regularly held responsible for the fear people have for sharks and what’s been called ‘emotional’ or ‘reactionary’ policy making. Here, we chat to the experts about what has to change.
Ningaloo: Australia’s other coral wonder
Science & EnvironmentThe waters off the Ningaloo Coast, WA, offer some of the world’s best marine encounters.
In pictures: the photographs of Peter Dombrovskis
GalleriesA new exhibit shines a light on one of Australia’s pioneering landscape photographers, Peter Dombrovskis.
A simple guide to eating insects
Science & EnvironmentEver wanted to dabble in insect eating, but weren’t quite sure how to go about it? Well, these delicious recipes will help.
Digging at Lightning Ridge
Science & EnvironmentEach year Australian Geographic sets out for Lightning Ridge to discover fossils and opals, or even fossilised opals.
The conservation crisis facing Australia’s fungi
Science & EnvironmentHaving a comprehensive understanding of fungi – their distribution, populations and reproduction – will be critical to understanding the threats to their conservation. But we’ve got a long way to go, says one expert.