Gus Goswell

loved this story. the decoys are v cute

Intrepid rangers carry wallabies in backpacks to new home - Australian Geographic A group of brush-tailed rock-wallabies have leapt into a new life in a remote rocky gorge in eastern Victoria.

Latest for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy. Imagine carrying one of these cuties in your backpack! www.australiangeographic.com.au/nature-wildl...

Podcast: Surviving the heat Our planet is getting hotter and deserts are on the frontline. What will the scorching temperatures mean for the people and species that live there?

The Bush Heritage ‘Big Sky Country’ podcast ep I recorded material for on red dirt Barngarla Country, SA is live!

Extreme heat and the science of survival. Adaptation and social justice. The resilience of First Nations' connection to Country.

Listen here: www.bushheritage.org.au/news/podcast...

This seabird prefers to poo while flying - Australian Geographic Of the 195 bowel movements of the streaked shearwater caught on video during the study, all but one was excreted while the birds were flying.

Latest story for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy has just ... dropped. www.australiangeographic.com.au/science-envi...

Strange ideas take root in this ambitious story about our climate crisis Rhett Davis’ second novel imagines a world in which people choose to show solidarity with the Earth by becoming trees.

My review of Rhett Davis' new novel 'Aborescence' is now online. It's about people turning into trees! Highly recommended (the book, not becoming a tree. Although actually..) www.theage.com.au/culture/book...

Orcas filmed grooming each other with seaweed in rare case of ocean mammal tool use - Australian Geographic New research documenting orcas using seaweed as a tool for grooming is further evidence of the species’ complex social structures.

New story for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy. My second orca/killer whale story for the year. Love discovering more about these extraordinary animals and their complex social structures. www.australiangeographic.com.au/nature-wildl...

A model for change For Kelly Price, Tarcutta Hills Reserve Manager, healthy Country is something you can hear and see. “When you drive into the reserve suddenly everything…

My article about the work Bush Heritage has been doing to regenerate a vital patch of bush on Wiradjuri Country in southern NSW has been published in the new winter edition of 'Bushtracks' magazine. Always great to find out more about Bush Heritage's reserves

www.bushheritage.org.au/news/model-f...

Hi Ricki, yes terrible decision. There is at least one legal challenge on-the-go. Check out 'Save our Songlines' and Raelene Cooper if you're not already following.

Man deliberately bitten by snakes helps create new antivenom - Australian Geographic One man’s habit of injecting himself with the venom of the world’s deadliest snakes has led to the creation of a new antivenom.

latest story for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy Don't try this at home! Loved delving into the fascinating world of venom and antivenom for this story. www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/scien... thanks for the insights @tnwjackson.bsky.social 🐍

Congrats Kate! Such a great
writer. And great recognition too for the wonderful nature and science journalism commissioned and published by @nzgeo.bsky.social

How wonderful, congrats Kate @kategevans.bsky.social it’s an amazing work of journalism and justly recognised as such.

DNA tests reveal orcas killed great white for its liver - Australian Geographic Scientists have confirmed a great white shark found dead on a beach in western Victoria in 2023 was killed by orcas for its liver.

New one for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy clash of the apex predators! www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/scien...

Bird flu experts say Australia 'not out of the woods' despite enduring recent high-risk migration season - Australian Geographic Australia remains the only continent free of the deadly H5N1 bird flu strain. But experts warn it’s only a matter of time until it arrives.

My latest for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy I'll keep following this story so would love to hear of any developments. www.australiangeographic.com.au/news/2025/01...

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wonderful article. lots of fortification and inspiration for the year ahead

A very Aussie Christmas - Australian Geographic These Australians are determined to give our country’s unique nature and wildlife pride of place this Christmas.

Hello all, I know December 25 means lots of different things (or perhaps not much at all) to different people. But if you:
🎄Celebrate Christmas
🐨Love Australian nature
then:
💻You might enjoy my new article for @ausgeo.newsmast.social.ap.brid.gy

www.australiangeographic.com.au/topics/histo...

"Our nature lore is set in stone with many stories still inscribed on rocks and in the
ground all across Country. They intertwine with the natural systems of Mother Earth. The water flow,
sun, moon and stars - all these things assist in the connectiveness of everything."

Re-reading tonight the words of First Nations leaders and nature protection advocates published only weeks ago as they urged political and business leaders to do more to protect and restore nature. assets.wwf.org.au/image/upload...

I'm reflecting tonight on the apparent collapse of government intent to create new Australian nature protection laws, promised reforms so urgently needed to give our irreplaceable animals, plants and places a fighting chance of surviving and thriving beyond our brief human lives.

how wonderful. congrats @kategevans.bsky.social your writing is so evocative and thought-provoking