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Just next to the Leven Canyon Reserve in North West Tasmania lies a forest with several giant trees, relics of an ancient and beautiful landscape. Thi...

Bruny Island Environment Network presents their next instalment of M:BIEn blogs curated by Peter Droege.

Diving under the surface at Spring Beach, Tasmania

In the past decades, more than 95% of the Giant kelp forests in Tasmania have dissapeared. Now, people are working to restore them through underwater ...

250 Things a Conservationist Should Know: A Portrait of a Conservationist

The swifities are coming back to Bruny Island, so what better way than to celebrate with the local community at the Alonnah Hall.

This multi-day hike on the border between Sweden and Norway crosses through both bare mountains and lush birch forests, in a landscape that is facing ...

Neil the Seal is Tasmania’s wildlife celebrity – a global internet sensation. He hauled out onto a seaside street to moult and rest, turning it into a...

The name ‘Valley of Giants’ does not put into words how humbling it is to walk amongst these trees.

The Daintree Rainforest is the oldest tropical rainforest in the world, located in northeastern Queensland, Australia.

The mountain is a place of interaction. It's a piece of absolutely glorious nature right on the doorsteps of a capital city. So what you see up there ...

Tasmanian outdoor guide, naturalist and former educator Peter Marmion talks about the importance of bringing kids out in nature.