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Antarctic expedition: marine animals
It’s not just penguins that inhabit the Antarctic. There are many creatures that call those chilled waters home.
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Searching for the Tasmanian tiger in PNG
On an AG Society-sponsored expedition, Andrew Hughes went on the trail of the thylacine.
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A Wedged Tail premiere
Simon Cherriman, AG Society’s Young Conservationist of the Year for 2010 premiered his film.
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2008 AG Society awards wrap
The 12 recipients of the 2008 Australian Geographic Society Awards include conservation pioneers, a mother and daughter mountaineering team and two sets of young men who’ve completed world-first adventures.
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The AG Society Blog: Wahoo and walbachia
With June 30 comes the end of the financial year, but at the AG Society it also brings the closing of our second round of sponsorships for 2009.
What does this mean exactly? Well, for me, it means a whole lot of work…
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If I wasn’t at AG I’d be digging dinosaurs…
It’s a big day in QLD for Australia’s big dinosaurs. Today marks the official opening of the first stage of the Australian Age of Dinosaurs Museum…
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Adventure — just a boy thing?
I return to the office after a few weeks off all abuzz about what the New Year will hold for the AG Society, and for me.
There are a few things on the list but the most pressing is the new Nancy Bird Walton Sponsorship for Female Adventurers…
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Arctic jewels: sailing the ice kingdom
See the images from 2011 Australian Geographic Society expedition to Iceland, Greenland and Svalbard.
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Arctic jewels: icebergs and musk ox
An array of Arctic wildlife greets Ken Eastwood on his first full day in Greenland.
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Arctic jewels: living the Inuit way
Ken Eastwood experiences modern-day Inuit culture at the remote Greenland settlement of Ittoqqortoormiit.