Nature & Wildlife
Tracking down the London thylacines
A team of researchers set off on a journey to track the remains of Australia’s extinct Tasmanian tiger scattered across the UK.
Category: Wildlife
Nature & Wildlife
Asian house geckos: to love them or hate them?
Ever had a noisy housemate? Spare a thought for the thousands of Aussies who share their homes with the Asian house gecko, an invasive species whose calls can be heard well into the night.
Nature & Wildlife
Beep, click, bark: Australia’s unique frog calls
Australia is home to well over 200 species of frog, which makes for a diverse range of sounds.
Nature & Wildlife
Stick-nest rats are masters of construction
Our desert-dwelling rodents are truly remarkable, but the enormous nests of our native stick-nest rats are something else entirely.
Nature & Wildlife
5 ways you can support our native bilbies this Easter
It’s time to ditch the chocolate bunnies.
Nature & Wildlife
Why we need a better appreciation of our native rodents
Australia’s native rats and mice are as worthy of love and attention as the continent’s better-known marsupials.
Nature & Wildlife
Fighting to save WA’s black cockatoos
The Kaarakin Black Cockatoo Centre is entirely focused on rehabilitating and releasing WA’s imperiled black cockatoos.
Nature & Wildlife
Will our beloved waratahs survive climate change?
New research shows that our waratahs can withstand a lot.
Nature & Wildlife
OPINION: Yes, it’s okay to feed wild birds in your garden
Millions of people in this country feed birds everyday and they are not going to stop, says Darryl.
Nature & Wildlife
Major Mitchell’s cockatoos in terminal decline in Victoria
Victoria’s only significant population of Major Mitchell’s cockatoos is in terminal decline. Can a ground breaking new approach save the birds?