Australian Geographic and Hurtigruten Expeditions have partnered to offer you a once-in-a-lifetime experience. In November next year explore Antarctica, touring icebergs and visiting penguin colonies ashore. You’ll also go to the Falkland Islands, visit its capital Stanley and see penguins and seals.
With its collection of stunning original paintings by award-winning artist James Hough, the Australian Geographic Art Calendar 2022 is on sale now. Order your copy today before it sells out.
Get on board the love train – we’re learning about echidna courtship.
Threatened species affected by the 2019–20 bushfires are setting up home in purpose-built nesting boxes on the NSW north coast.
Drop bears are less likely to attack people with Australian accents, according to experts at the University of Tasmania.
Wildlife populations hard-hit by bushfire and drought have been dealt another blow, with recent flooding tipped to wipe out even more animals.
The heart of a dead rare whale has been buried by traditional owners as part of a cultural ceremony. Here’s why.
Bound by sea and shaped by the elements, Australia’s geological formations are spectacular and provide habitat for a wealth of native wildlife.
If you find disoriented or wet wildlife wandering your area or your home, here’s what you can do.
A mesmerising fever of rays flies over the coral of Lady Elliot Island.
