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Kangaroo “Courtship” wins our photo competition

by Roger Smith | 29 Sep, 24 | Kangaroo News

Discover the captivating world of kangaroo courtship and the moving stories behind the winning photo in our photo competition

Unleash the Power of Conservation Travel: Our 6-Step plan

by Eliza Anderson | 9 Jul, 24 | Conservation Travel

Unleash the power of conservation travel to protect Wilkins...

Crocodile eyes are superb: let’s celebrate that

by Echidna Walkabout | 23 Apr, 24 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News

Crocodile eyes are superb: Estuarine Crocodile Kakadu National...

Can crocodile eyes help control feral pigs in Australia’s tropics?

by Roger Smith | 8 Apr, 24 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News

Crocodile eyes are amongst the most sophisticated of all...

Enjoy Kakadu : 5 best tips

by Roger Smith | 4 Apr, 24 | Wild Top End, Wildlife News

Small group taking time to enjoy Kakadu on our Wild Top End...

Mungo’s Magic Songs : Poems inspired by Ancient Culture and Nature

by Roger Smith | 14 Feb, 24 | Mungo Outback Journey

Discover the Magic of Mungo's Songs: Creator spirits, Bunjil...

Defining move for travel : Echidna Walkabout joins Australian Geographic Travel

by Echidna Walkabout | 25 Jan, 24 | Conservation Travel

Birgit Bourne (AGT) & Roger Smith (EWNT) - defining move...

Choose the BEST kangaroo image : the final cut

by Roger Smith | 22 Jan, 24 | Kangaroo News

Help us choose the BEST kangaroo image. Last year we asked you to help us decide the best 3 images out of 13 images of kangaroos. You have whittled the images down to 3. Now we need your help to choose the BEST kangaroo photo.

Tiny seahorses : Italian videographer tells why she loves Ningaloo

by Roger Smith | 5 Jan, 24 | Ningaloo, People

A tiny seahorse adrift in the Indian Ocean at Ningaloo (photo:...

How the White-bellied Sea Eagle saved its snake for dinner

by Hayley Forster | 22 Sep, 23 | Guide Diaries, Trip Reports

Snake on board : White-bellied Sea Eagle (photo: Hayley...

How can citizen science projects make your holiday more meaningful?

by Roger Smith | 5 Jul, 23 | Conservation Projects, Wildlife News

Citizen Science on the beach at Ningaloo: plant ID (photo:...

Love letters from Ningaloo. Does cold water help whale sharks get hot?

by Roger Smith | 17 Jun, 23 | Ningaloo, Wildlife

We speculate on whether Whale Shark have sex in the cold and dark 2000 metres below sea level.

Amazing new facts about Whale Sharks

by Janine Duffy | 6 Apr, 23 | Ningaloo, Wildlife

It’s well known that whale sharks are huge, gentle fish that eat plankton and travel the world. But little else is known about this ocean giant, though scientists and tour operators are working fast to change that.