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The farmer’s friend: a friend in need

The farmer’s friend: a friend in need

The paddocks near my place in Porcupine Ridge are busy with visitors. Almost a hundred Straw-necked Ibis may be seen there each day, first on one paddock then in the other; busy probing the soil with long bills and stalking through the grass tussocks...

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Visiting Goongerah

Visiting Goongerah

I can see now why appreciating and protecting rainforests is so necessary. If Victorian rainforests aren’t valued as they are now, intact and beautiful and full of life, then they’re even more vulnerable to the wide range of threats that currently exist, such as overexploitation and climate change...

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Birding in the backyard counts

Birding in the backyard counts

I lift the cup to my lips, breathing in the earl grey bouquet as it mixes with the scents of my garden in spring. My laptop sits open with unread emails to attend to but I relish the moment. It is quiet, peaceful. I know that it won't be quiet for long.

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Patience

Patience

No matter how any day or night transpires, the simple act of patience, slowing to observe the tiny details of nature’s wonders, helps to put you at ease. It took an accidental encounter with a spider for me to truly appreciate that...

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Community Conservationists

How To Nature

Episode 1

The amazing life and death of the ocean’s greatest camouflage expert

Episode 2

Number one on death row: saving the phantom of the plains

Episode 3

The mind-blowing life of the gateway bee

Episode 4

Searching for Australia’s most elusive marsupial

Episode 5

The 3-metre worm you will never have seen

Episode 6

Our rare tiny marsupial, hanging on in the mountains