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ArticleA Conversation with Mark Graham
An extended discussion with NSW MidNorth Coast ecologist Mark Graham, who details the widespread threats facing the area, including overdevelopment in Dorrigo NP and native forest logging within the proposed Great Koala NP.
ArticleUntamed
The subantarctic islands to Australia’s and New Zealand’s south offer some of the wildest and most pristine hiking on Earth, with wildlife interactions like nowhere else. Just be prepared to deal with the weather.
ArticlePutting My Neck on the Line
It seemed like it was going to be a simple outing to Queensland’s Mt Barney. But a mistake turned Fergus FitzGerald’s life upside down in an instant. The thing was, he just didn’t know it at the time.
ArticleTackling the Fear
It’s true that a lake among mountains doesn’t have to work hard to be beautiful. It’s true that hundreds of people walk the track around NZ’s Lake Waikaremoana every summer. It’s true there is usually a water taxi to get you home at the end of...
ArticleWalking in Southwest WA
A MICROCOSM OF WILD LANDSCAPES, the giant karri, marri and tingle forests of Western Australia’s southwest gives rise to rugged, windswept ridgelines and towering quartzite peaks. Sculpted by turbulent weather, and showcasing turquoise coves...