Victoria Fires Call for Help: Dozens of Conservation Properties Burnt
More than 130 conservation properties with important patches of woodland, grassland and forest have been affected by fires in north…
Walkers Updates
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THINK Before You Hike Campaign Launches, Promoting Safe Hiking
Trail Hiking Australia has officially launched the THINK Before You Hike campaign to empower hikers with the knowledge and preparation…
Thorsborne Trail Ecotourism Revamp Now Open for Booking
Thorsborne Trail ecotourism project has recently been completed as part of the Queensland Government’s 20-year tourism plan, Destination 2045. Now open for…
Australian Photographer Wins Nature Conservancy Oceania Photo Contest 2025
A stunning photograph of divers freeing an endangered humpback whale from an entangled chain has been announced as the Grand…
Jacks Creek walking track gets an upgrade
The NSW Government provided $550,000 to replace three ageing lookouts with a raised lookout platform, providing an elevated but safe…
The Grampians Peaks Trail is Open Again
It’s been a long road back, but the Grampians Peaks Trail has officially reopened. After last summer’s fires, this reopening…
As the Snow Melts, Mt Hotham’s Summer Events Promise Adventure, Challenge and Escape
This summer, Mt Hotham invites adventurers of all kinds to reach new heights with eight captivating events, set against the…
Discover Australia’s Secret Waterholes with Indigenous Guides
From the Kimberley region of Western Australia to Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory; from Queensland’s outback to its…
A Natural Escape: Tasmania’s New Celebration of Nature & Community
The Tasman Region has welcomed an exciting new addition to Tasmania’s events calendar with the launch of A Natural Escape…
Join a Forest Therapy Session at Melbourne & Cranbourne Gardens
Royal Botanic Gardens Victoria will host a series of immersive Forest Therapy sessions across its Melbourne and Cranbourne Gardens this…
Major Conservation Effort to Save Endangered Australian Wildlife
An AU$2.5 million investment has been launched to help save some of Australia’s most endangered species, including the eastern quoll,…
Aussie Bird Count Returns: Australia’s Largest Citizen Science Project
Spring has arrived and so has Australia’s favourite citizen science event. A national celebration of our diverse birdlife, from magpies…
Calling Photographers: The Nature Conservancy’s 2025 Oceania Photo Contest Now Open
The Nature Conservancy Australia (TNC) has launched its 2025 Oceania Photo Contest, inviting photographers from Australia, New Zealand, Solomon Islands…
Bushcraft Survival Australia Expands 2025 Course Program as Demand Grows
With growing demand for outdoor skills training, Bushcraft Survival Australia (BSA) has expanded its 2025 course calendar, offering more opportunities…
Kurdinthi: National First Nations Weaving Symposium Launching in Tarntanya/ Adelaide
Kurdinthi, a landmark national symposium dedicated to the art and practice of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander weaving, will be…
Selected Updates
A velvet ant, a flower and a bird.
The University of Melbourne’s Potter Museum of Art is proud to announce an ambitious new exhibition curated by internationally renowned…
Big Sky Country hits the airwaves
Bush Heritage Australia’s most expansive season of Big Sky Country hits the airwaves today – with a new host and…
ExplorerFest 2025 on the NSW Mid-Coast
Bringing to life a decade-long dream for Aussie outdoor publication We Are Explorers, Aussie-first festival ExplorerFest 2025 will be held…