New research into Indigenous Australian rock art released
New research into Indigenous Australian rock art has been released by an international team.
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Nature Festival releases full 2021 program
Nature Festival has released its full program of events for 2021.
Locally-extinct Woylies return to the Northern Territory
Australian Wildlife Conservancy celebrated 30 years of effective conservation work this week by making history, with the successful reintroduction of Woylies or Brush-tailed Bettongs to the Northern Territory.
World Wildlife Fund-Australia and Tasmanian Walking Company launch Walk for Wild fundraising event series
The World Wildlife Fund-Australia and Tasmanian Walking Company today officially launched the inaugural Walk for Wild fundraising event series set to depart on 8 October 2021.
Indigenous Rangers celebrated on World Ranger Day
On World Ranger Day we are celebrating the significant contribution our Indigenous Rangers make in protecting Australia from exotic pests…
Sydney Art Deco & Modernist Walks book captures sights of Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay
The tiny one-square-kilometre precinct of Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay is a national treasure, containing the best collection of some…
Nature Festival 2021
Nature Festival will return to South Australia in 2021 from the 25th of September to the 4th of October.
Lake Macquarie: an ideal walking escape
Whether you have been itching to get back to nature, yearning to satisfy your thirst for adventure, or can’t wait…
Pony Rider announces giveback program to entice people back into nature
Australian homeware and lifestyle brand Pony Rider will launch The National Project, a new giveback program aimed to entice people…
Flinders Quarter Augmented Art Walk
Visit Melbourne’s Flinders Quarter and take a self-guided journey through the streets, laneways, heritage buildings and local businesses.
NSW government announces new multi-day walks
NSW will soon be home to new iconic multi-day walks in the state’s spectacular national parks.
Curtin study finds WA’s natural ‘museums of biodiversity’ at risk
Up to three quarters of the biodiversity living on Western Australia’s iconic ironstone mountains in the state’s mid-west (known as…
Digital Maps with AllTrails
The AllTrails digital guide has over 5,000 interactive trails marked up across Australia. The trails are free to use online and via the App and can be filtered to suit route length, difficulty, wheel-chair accessibility or dog friendly walks.
Castlemaine’s English oak crowned 2021 Victorian Tree of the Year
The English oak at Castlemaine Botanic Gardens has been named the 2021 Victorian Tree of the Year by the National Trust of Australia (Victoria).
Nominations open for 2021 State and Territory Landcare Awards
Landcare Australia is inviting nominations for the 2021 State and Territory Landcare Awards, which recognises individuals and community groups across the country.
Selected Updates
Sydney Art Deco & Modernist Walks book captures sights of Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay
The tiny one-square-kilometre precinct of Potts Point and Elizabeth Bay is a national treasure, containing the best collection of some…
Digital Maps with AllTrails
The AllTrails digital guide has over 5,000 interactive trails marked up across Australia. The trails are free to use online and via the App and can be filtered to suit route length, difficulty, wheel-chair accessibility or dog friendly walks.
From Cape to Cape: Book Review
If you have ever considered walking in Tasmania’s Southwest wilderness region, this book will both inspire and inform, whilst being upfront about the difficulties of walking in this wild and remote place.