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Australia’s threatened bird populations have dropped by more than half in the last few decades. But researchers hope a world-first data project can help save our birds that are at risk of extinction.
A steady stream of warm water flowing from the tropics shapes the coastal flora and fauna of Western Australia.
The world’s smallest penguin has made one of Australia’s largest cities its home.
Whether seen in flocks resembling large green tornadoes in central Australia, or in your home as a family pet, budgies are Australia’s most ubiquitous bird.
Australia is home to seven species of lorikeet, of which the rainbow lorikeet is the best known.
The brush turkey renovates your backyard and the ibis steals your chips, but despite their peskiness, these birds have a lot of redeeming qualities.
When two people were bitten by sharks in the Whitsundays in less than 24 hours the reactions were swift, but were they right?
From land to sea, Australia provides the perfect habitat for some bizarre-looking slugs.
Since its inception, Australian Geographic has documented the unique wildlife of Tasmania. Here we look back on some of our favourite subjects.