Eucalypts have an important – no, critical – role in the future of farming. One important benefit among many that eucalypts provide...
Category: <span>People in Nature</span>
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This Sydney teenager is working for a conservation revolution
Seventeen-year-old Elliot Connor is in his final year of high school – he attends class and studies for exams along with his peers. But outside the classroom he moonlights as founder and CEO of Human Nature Projects...
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Trekking Cradle Mountain: mist, mystery and awe
Nestled within the central highland region of Tasmania, Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park wastes no time captivating one with its awesome presence...
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Sinking into the sand – growing up wild in Gippsland
Wilderness comes in many forms. There is the wilderness which is sprawling and green, which pushes out from the sand dunes and creeps upwards into the light...
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One farm, one mission to save a turtle population
A nesting season had just passed and three protected nests had successfully born hatchlings. I was anxiously anticipating the next nesting...
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The ever-changing landscape of New Zealand’s Routeburn Track
As the terrain inclined, I had to remind myself to take in the view as I tried to catch my breath...
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The wildlife rescue wonder women of Coopers Animal Refuge
First, Christine took us through to an enclosure where it soon became my aim not to be bowled over by the rambunctious baby wombats, who had insane spurts of energy at the most unpredictable times...
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Sympathy for the devils: searching the trails of Tasmania for the iconic marsupial carnivores
The creature is heavy set at one end, with sharp pressure-point teeth at the other...
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On National Eucalypt Day, don’t forget the lesser-known eucs
Did you know there are about 900 species of eucalypts on the planet...
