Sydney, where have all the green tree frogs gone?
NewsHave you noticed the decline in green tree frogs around Sydney? Well, now we have the data to prove it.
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The remarkable eels of Sydney’s Centennial Park
WildlifeThey can live to be 100 years old and must make a grand journey at the end of their lives to New Caledonia to complete their life cycle.
Could Sydney be hit by a tsunami? New study released today
NewsScientists want us to be better prepared for a tsunami potentially inundating Sydney Harbour, with new research into this risk released today.
The best places to swim with Sydney’s marine life
Science & EnvironmentSlip on a face mask, snorkel and fins and go for a swim with Sydney’s marine wildlife.
Yellow-tailed black cockatoos calling urban Sydney home
NewsRecent reports have found that populations of yellow-tailed black cockatoos have declined across the east coast, but these resilient birds are establishing a new home in urban Sydney.
Top 5 whale watching spots in Sydney
WildlifeFrom May to November each year, Sydney transforms into a whale watching hot spot, with vast numbers heading north to breed after a summer spent feeding in Antarctic waters.
Battle of the water dragons
WildlifePhotographer Cameron Hines was at the right place at the right time to capture these two water dragons battling it out at Warriewood Wetlands on Sydney’s Northern Beaches.
Urban bird watchers’ guide to Sydney
WildlifeSydney may be known for bin-scrounging ibis and bobble-headed pigeons, but there’s more diverse birdlife in this metropolis than many probably realise.
Amazing photos show lace monitor raiding a brush turkey’s mound
WildlifeAG wildlife photographer Gerry Pearce captured this dramatic photo series in Garigal National Park near Sydney.