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Drawing the essence of a bird: the art of Milly Formby
I’m always going down to the Swan River here, and I love just walking along the sand and feeling the sand between my toes and walking in the water and looking at the reflection of the light on the...
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Beautiful like a blowfly: Kate Cranney’s wildlife art
I love trying to share how surprisingly beautiful ugly things can be – [like] centipedes crawling through the stomach of a dead sheep. Last month I was privileged to interview three amazing,...
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Time + love = the wildlife art of Rachel Hollis.
The wildlife here is just so varied and colorful. Seeing it through British eyes was amazing. I loved it. In the cities here, the wildlife is almost on your doorstep, you don’t have to go far to get to...
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Live tweeting at academic conferences: time to move on?
Now that live-tweeting has mainstreamed, how can we increase the utility of conference tweeting to improve outreach?
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Helping nature adapt to a new climate
“Victoria is blessed with an amazing environment: from the alps to the mallee, tall forests to deep oceans, from rocky hills to fertile farmlands, wilderness, and urban parks. Nature at its best. These...
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Conservation triage: clarity or confusion?
What do you see when we talk about triage? A spreadsheet or a corpse? Triage is one of the most contentious topics in conservation science. It asks the questions: Which species should we save? Which...
View ArticleWhen I whisper, ‘River Red Gum’
Whisper ‘river red gum’—what do you see? Close your eyes, fill your lungs...
View ArticleBig hunks of stone always make me smile
When I despair that the world is changing too fast — or...
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