The Sooty Oystercatcher: A Vulnerable Shorebird of NSW
Sooty Oystercatcher probes for food from detached cunjevoi on beach shore on Yuin Country.
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World Wildlife Day 2022 – Recover Key Species
Recovering key species for ecosystem restoration This years World Wildlife Day theme is recover key species. Many of us value natural places to enjoy, admire and visit. It iss an ongoing concern that natural...
Trees are the thread of the forest
Focusing on the importance of trees as essential thread of forests on National Tree Day
Nature Know Australia Attends Berowra Fauna Fair
Discover the highlights of Nature Know Australia’s recent attendance at the Berowra Fauna Fair. Learn how families enjoyed the Nature Moments session and the Minibeast hunt, and how the event celebrated the wonders of nature and environmental conservation. Read on for a delightful recap of this special occasion.
Living postcard – Mid Autumn April 2022
Living postcard – delightful wildlife amongst the forest in Mid Autumn April 2022
Reconciliation Week 2022
Be an Ally and implement the 19 Actions from Reconciliation Australia – Be Brave Make Change for Reconciliation Week 2022.
International Biodiversity Day
Looking at the Biodiversity Day puzzle logo through an Australian lens.
World Migratory Bird Day
Dim the Lights for Birds at Night! May 14 is World Migratory Bird Day Light pollution Light pollution is increasing globally. The amount of artificial light on the earth’s surface is increasing by at least...
Living postcard – discovering wildlife amongst the forest in early autumn March 2022
A living postcard with stories from some iconic Australian species After a very wet begining to autumn, there were some delightful close encounters with iconic Australian species on my daily nature walks. To see...
International Day of Forests
March 21 Forests cover nearly one-third of the Earth’s land surface and provide people with goods such as timber, fuel, food and fodder, help combat climate change, protect biodiversity, soils, rivers and reservoirs, and...
Living postcard – Summers end walking on Darug Country February 2022
A living postcard to revisit animal and plant encounters from summers end There certainly was a lot of rain during the last month in summers end walking on Darug Country in Sydney. It was...