Our Wildlife News
Why is Echidna Walkabout a ‘Travel for Nature’ Leader?
Sustainable Travel International is helping us achieve four core goals that strengthen our commitment to conservation travel through climate action, global collaboration, citizen science and guest empowerment
iNaturalist for Beginners: How to Easily Record Wildlife on Our Tours
What are the benefits of iNaturalist for Beginners who want to record wildlife on our tours? Using this powerful, free app, you’ll discover how simple it is to record, identify, and share your sightings
The Fight for LAGO: Celebrating the New Exmouth Gulf Marine Park
LAGO is a local abbreviation for a serene experience in a place that is, at last, the Exmouth Gulf Marine National Park.
Meet Vici, our new Conservation Travel Advocate
Who is a Conservation Travel Advocate? It’s a person who helps people help nature whilst supporting them to keep in touch with each other.
The Mark of a Wildlife Guide: Courage, Compassion & More
Our wildlife guide training focusses on knowledge, citizen science and more but the most important ingredients are courage, compassion and camaraderie
Cape York Birdwatching Safari: See Endemic Birds & Wild Landscapes
Join our expert guides on a Cape York Birdwatching adventure! Explore the Iron Range, search for Palm Cockatoos and other unique birds
Australian Wildlife Photography Expedition
Take your time and get the best photographs with our expert guides. Spend time at the same location for longer so you can capture top quality wildlife photos in the best light, at the best time of day.
Hear Their Voices: Fearless Women Protecting Australian Wildlife
A new video interview series hosted by Australian Geographic is amplifying the voices of fearless women working to conserve Australian wildlife.
Citizen Science Wins with Wattle Goat Moth Find on Tour
A “remarkable photo” taken by an Echidna Walkabout guide way back in 2014 proves that when tourism and scientists work together citizen science wins.
Coincidences at Ningaloo: Unveiling the Indian Ocean’s wildlife
Elegant Sea Snake (Hydrophis elegans) at Ningaloo reef Martin...
Kangaroo “Courtship” wins our photo competition
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
Unleash the power of conservation travel to protect Wilkins...
Crocodile eyes are superb: let’s celebrate that
Crocodile eyes are superb: Estuarine Crocodile Kakadu National...
Can crocodile eyes help control feral pigs in Australia’s tropics?
Crocodile eyes are amongst the most sophisticated of all...
Enjoy Kakadu : 5 best tips
Small group taking time to enjoy Kakadu on our Wild Top End...
Mungo’s Magic Songs : Poems inspired by Ancient Culture and Nature
Discover the Magic of Mungo's Songs: Creator spirits, Bunjil...
Defining move for travel : Echidna Walkabout joins Australian Geographic Travel
Birgit Bourne (AGT) & Roger Smith (EWNT) - defining move...
Choose the BEST kangaroo image : the final cut
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
A tiny seahorse adrift in the Indian Ocean at Ningaloo (photo:...
How the White-bellied Sea Eagle saved its snake for dinner
Snake on board : White-bellied Sea Eagle (photo: Hayley...
