People

Dr Robert Walsh is an expert in aquatic microfauna. This tiny group of creatures is of paramount importance to freshwater ecology.

I am a PhD candidate in microbial ecology with a background in microbiology. I have been fascinated by tiny organisms since the first time I looked down a microscope and am constantly amazed by the immense diversity of the microbial...

Rosemary Adams is a bush regenerator with the Mosman Parks & Bushland Association

Russ is a 7th generation farmer in the Central Highlands, Tasmania. His family have been running their farm in Bothwell since 1825. 

Renowned wildlife scientist Dr Sally Bryant worked in the field for over 30 years, including with the Tas. Government and Tas. Land Conservancy. A specialist in threatened species and ecology, a key focus is the critically endangered forty-spotted pardalote.

Shams Uddin in a wildlife guide and protector from Chitral valley, northern Pakistan.

Simon and his wife Janeil are the owners of ‘Lauriston’, a 70-acre property at Bull Bay, near Dennes Point on North Bruny. This historic property was originally granted to the whaler and ships’ pilot James Kelly, and was one of...

A long history in successfully observing the environment and creating actionable insight from observation. 

Stephen Karpeles is lawyer and public policy advocate who has held a life-long love for the outdoors and the Natural world. 

The Tree Projects an environmental outreach organisation. We run local and international projects focued on giant trees, creativity and canopy access training all with the greater goal of forest protection. 

Sue is an avid hiker and nature lover living in Penguin, North-West Tasmania. She often hikes in the Dial Range, which is close to home, and she loves looking for minutiae in nature; small orchids, little fungi and other miniature...

Tilde is a photographer, storyteller and outdoor lover from Sweden. She is the conservation stories editor for Kuno.