A DNA backpack is helping save one of Australia's rarest turtles
Environmental DNA backpacks are tracking invasive Macquarie River turtles in NSW's Manning River, protecting t...
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Australia's Bogong Moths Are Migrating Again — and Travellers Are Spotting Them Everywhere
Bogong moths are migrating to the Australian Alps, navigating by the Milky Way. What travellers should know —...
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Painting With 6000-Year-Old Ink: The Fight to Save Western Australia's Ancient Peatlands
In Walpole, WA, an artist paints with 6000-year-old peat ink while scientists race to save ancient peatlands —...
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A tourist's holiday photo led to a brand-new plant species in the Algarve
A German tourist's iNaturalist photo led scientists to Linaria alfercensis, a new plant species found only on...
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Swan Hellenic's Antarctic Cruises Turn Expedition Ships Into a Floating Ocean Observatory
Swan Hellenic's Cruising4Oceans joins the UN-linked GlobalCoast Network as its first ship-based site, turning...
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Grab Your Phone: The Great Southern Bioblitz 2026 Turns South Africa Into a Giant Nature Survey
Join the Great Southern Bioblitz 2026 from 27-30 November — photograph nature with iNaturalist and help map So...
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Swimming With Manta Rays at Lady Elliot Island — and How Your Photos Help Science
Lady Elliot Island is one of Australia's top manta ray hotspots. Here's what science is learning — and how sno...
Adventure & Outdoor Travel
The Big Year of African Sounds: A Continent-Wide Push to Record 1,800 Bird Species
Fewer than 30% of African bird species are well covered in bird ID apps. The Big Year of African Sounds aims t...
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Expedition Cruising Grows Up: Smaller Ships, Warmer Waters and a New Sense of Purpose
Expedition cruising is evolving: warm-water routes, solar-sailed ships, fly-over Drake Passage trips and citiz...
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Diving With the Friendly Giant Mantas of Mexico's Revillagigedo Islands
Giant manta rays that seek out divers: inside Mexico's remote Revillagigedo Islands, reached only by liveaboar...
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