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NATUREWATCH compiled by Martin Cohen
Summer, autumn, winter, spring – the NatureWatch network tells us what’s happening in Australia’s wild world. Cassowaries courting in a north Queensland winter, ground orchids blooming in ACT’s spring, spotlighting Victorian bandicoots on a summer night – this is the place for tips on what to see and where to see it. Use NatureWatch to plan your holiday or enrich a ramble around your neighbourhood.
SCRATCHINGS & RUSTLINGS by Greg Czechura
Trust Greg, an experienced wildlife writer, field naturalist and museum information officer, to take us off the beaten track to explore an eclectic mix of wildlife observations, behaviour, history and issues: leaping sharks, extinct megafauna, dangerous beauties, and more.
CITYANIMAL by Darryl Jones
While we support our native animals in their natural environments, a few species are adapting to unnatural environments created by urban humans. Darryl explores recent discoveries in this expanding area of exciting wildlife research.
CYBERJUNGLE by Stephen Goodwin
Want to find wildlife information on the Web? Our cyber explorer investigates sites related to topics covered in each issue and reviews their effectiveness.
SIX SPECIES compiled by Lee K. Curtis
A quick run through six related Australian species by wildlife enthusiast and author of Green Guide to Kangaroos and Wallabies of Australia and a children’s book entitled, Wallabies, Wombats and other mammals of Australia. Lee finds fascinating facts and figures and helps you to Learn More – Take Action.
SEASONAL SKIES by Mark T. Rigby
The curator of Australia’s Sir Thomas Brisbane Planetarium explores fascinating aspects of astronomy, including significant events for each season. Visit anything from the Parkes Observatory to Orion’s belt.
CONSIDERING by Ilka Blue Nelson
Intriguing perspectives on conservation from a creative environmentalist with a focus on social sustainability. |