Experience the New Guthega to Charlotte Pass Walk in Kosciuszko National Park
Plan a trip to Kosciuszko National Park on Monero Ngarigo Country to experience the spectacular new Guthega to Charlotte Pass…
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Yananurala / Walking on Country: Learn About Sydney Harbour’s Aboriginal History
Yananurala, translated from the Gadigal language as ‘Walking on Country’, is the name of a nine-kilometre walk that highlights Aboriginal…
City of Melbourne Recruiting Superb Fairy-Wren Citizen Science Birdwatching Project
The City of Melbourne is recruiting budding birdwatchers to take part in a citizen science project this Spring, which aims…
dis/possession: Exploring Identity and Sense of Place Through State Art Collection Works
Showing at The Art Gallery of Western Australia, dis/possession displays works drawn entirely from the State Art Collection, centring on the juxtaposition of…
New Documentary, FRANKLIN, Highlights Growing Threat Faced by Environmental Protest
FRANKLIN, a new documentary to be released nationally in cinemas in September, marks the 40 year anniversary of Australia’s most…
Wattle Be Australia’s Top Tree?
Australia’s top 10 trees have come in all shapes and sizes, from the slender mountain ash to the bulgy boab.…
Knights Rest Voted as Public Favourite in People’s Choice
Knights Rest by SAXON HALL architecture was voted as the public’s favourite project entered in the 2022 Tasmanian Architecture Awards.…
Tasmanian Walking Company Launches Its Extraordinary Walk+ Collection
Tasmanian Walking Company has announced the official launch of its 2022/23 Walk+ Collection. In collaboration with some of Australia’s most…
Muogamarra Nature Reserve Reopens to Visitors
Muogamarra Nature Reserve, a hidden wildflower paradise of rare and beautiful native flowers located just north of Sydney near Cowan,…
New Exhibition—Rae Begley: On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing
‘On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing’ a new exhibition by Rae Begley reflects on nature, on Earth…
Emergency Wildlife Protection Made Easy With New App Launch
A first of its kind new app, Help Wildlife Near Me has launched in the Blue Mountains today, assisting Australians to protect…
Join ‘Jane’s Walk’ as Part of Open House Melbourne 2022
Jane’s Walk is a global volunteer-led community movement, created in recognition of the ideas and legacy of Jane Jacobs, a…
Landcare Experts to Converge on Sydney for 2022 National Landcare Conference
Landcare Australia has announced the 2022 National Landcare Conference is going bigger and better than ever. Responding to an unprecedented…
Sound, Video and Sculptural Works Featured in Exhibition by Sonia Leber and David Chesworth
Where Lakes Once Had Water, at TarraWarra Museum of Art, will feature a major video work of the same name and…
New TarraWarra Exhibition ‘Rhythms of the Earth’ Showcases Australian Art & Landscapes
TarraWarra Museum of Art will present combined exhibitions that focus on the dynamic restlessness of the Earth: Rhythms of the Earth, featuring…
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…