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Lady Elliot Island: A Remote Marine Paradise in the Great Barrier Reef
While places like Lady Elliot Island Eco Resort are thankfully doing their part to help protect Australia’s natural environment, iconic wildlife and the health of the corals of the Great Barrier Reef are still at risk. A trip to see Australia’s marine wildlife in all its glory may be a once in this lifetime experience.
Four Ways to Celebrate Wild Koala Day
For Wild Koala Day, we’ve put together a brief overview of what makes koalas so special, the threats they’re facing and what you can do to help them all year long!
Nat Hab’s Australia and New Zealand Adventure Director Runs Trips and Races
Check out this thrilling interview with Nat Hab's Adventure Director Emily Kleinburd.
9 Ways to Celebrate World Reef Day (Even If You Don’t Live Near the Beach!)
Conservationists and ocean lovers: June 1 is our chance to step up and celebrate World Reef Day!
The Allen Coral Atlas is the First High-Res Map of All the World’s Coral Reefs
On September 8, 2021, the Allen Coral Atlas met a major milestone by completing the first-ever high-resolution spatial and thematic detailed maps of the world’s tropical, shallow coral reefs.
Discover Kakadu National Park: A Living Cultural Landscape
The distinctive Kakadu animals are just one facet of this incredible region of Australia, which received its UNESCO World Heritage designation for both outstanding natural and cultural features.
Northern Australia’s Daintree: The Oldest Rain Forest on Earth
Walking under an emerald canopy, you listen to the sounds of croaking tree frogs enshrouded by mighty basket ferns and catch a flash of color from the chattering birds overhead. Giant fan palms...
News on Kangaroos and an Australia Atlas of Nature
Kangaroos have become iconic poster children for Australia’s great outback. But although the kangaroo is a national emblem for the country, some locals also think of the marsupial as...