I’ve been racking my brain to think whether I’ve ever laughed in a wildlife doco before. I don’t think I have. Could Prime’s Octopus (Jigsaw Productions) be the world’s first …
‘Australia is the luckiest country’ I always tell people. What’s it like living here? Well, most Aussies wake up to the warbling of magpies and infinitely beautiful skies. The wildlife …
Last week Masters Student in Ecology Leisha Knack spoke about how whale wee works wonders for ecosystemsHow ecosystems function An ecosystem is a community of lifeforms that interact in such …
‘How to Survive the Next 100 Years: Lessons from Nature’ is out now, available from all good bookstores. Or you can buy a copy from me here – I ship …
When we think of reefs we tend to think of only one type – hard-coral. Throughout the tropics and beyond, however, there are diverse and fertile reef systems growing on …
We just got back from a 2-week holiday to northern Sulawesi where we had the opportunity to explore the beautiful Tangkoko Batuangus Nature Reserve. Tangkoko Batuangus and the associated protected …
Half-truths and empty debate Toxic by Richard Flanagan exposes the threat of living nature negative lives. It revives my memory of times I worked for industry and could feel the …
Powers’ wonderful novel explores human fragility in the face of a disconnect from nature and concurrent rise of AI. This is my review of Playground by Richard Powers. ‘And if …
Hi there, Sorry for the delay in sending the report from our recent Raja Ampat trip. I’d meant to do this earlier but work obligations caught up with me since …
A new study came out this week titled ‘Global diversity and energy of animals shaping the Earth’s surface‘. The authors’ findings should come as no surprise. It’s a subject I …
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