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Biodiversity

Light in the night: Flock of Australia's rarest bird discovered in WA

…sound of an evil spirit, and warning them not to stray from camp. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XNAY05mhuDE Finding night parrots The Ngururrpa Indigenous Protected Area is in the Great Sandy Desert. It comprises…

AG Blog

Grub's up!

…a major component of Aboriginal diets, Australia is one of only 20 or so countries that boast 50 or more, known edible-insects – it’s also the only one of those…

AustroPalaeo

AUDIO: Lightning Ridge dino dig

…— AustralianGeographic (@ausgeo) August 25, 2015 A big thanks to the first group of volunteer diggers on our Lightning Ridge scientific expedition! #OpalFossilDig pic.twitter.com/yPi8QKUjD3 — AustralianGeographic (@ausgeo) August 25, 2015…

Australian Geographic Adventure

OZtrail Tarkine 1400 rooftop tent: Tested

…sleep. And while we don’t have those kinds of carnivores in Australia, rooftop tents offer a few advantages over traditional tents that make them ideally suited use here. We were…

History & Culture

Questions raised about Western Australia as site of oldest signs of life

…authors, Professor Birger Rasmussen and Dr Janet Muhling, of the University of WA’s School of Earth Science, claim that the carbon compound found in Pilbara rocks, long thought to be…

Science & Environment

Grub's up!

…a major component of Aboriginal diets, Australia is one of only 20 or so countries that boast 50 or more, known edible-insects – it’s also the only one of those…

On This Day

On this day in history: human genome completion

…too. In other words, how genes and environment interact can be amazingly complex.” Since the human genome was completed, scientists branched out to study the genetic makeup of a multitude…

History & Culture

Tasmania's forgotten Chinese history

…Now exhibition, supported by a grant from the National Foundation for Australia-China Relations, wouldn’t have been possible without assistance from the Chinese Community Association. Lee Mylne and Pia Johnson travelled…

Nature & Wildlife

Frogs are dying in large numbers across eastern Australia. Scientists don't know why

…Rowley, Curator, Amphibian & Reptile Conservation Biology, UNSW, Australian Museum and Karrie Rose, Australian Registry of Wildlife Health – Taronga Conservation Society Australia, University of Sydney This article is republished…

Australian Geographic Adventure

Gone troppo: Hike and bike Townsville and Magnetic Island

…the Town Common, aka, the Pallarenda wetlands. The Town Common is a fantastic ride through some beautiful North Queensland terrain. As we made our way along the coastline, we got…

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