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Oct 23

Expecting nothing from Nature leads to rewards: photographing the elusive brush-tailed rock wallaby…

A week in to my expedition I had given up on the photo I was after, then Nature said: "Here. Don't try so hard." Photo'ing The Shadow Part…

Expecting nothing from Nature leads to rewards: photographing the elusive brush-tailed rock wallaby…

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Thought Thinkers

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Sep 27

After Nearly a Decade, I Finally Encountered Southeast Australia’s Most Elusive Kangaroo

A week in an ancient world between cliffs and river, the lost denizen of rock and rainforest finally found and photographed.

After Nearly a Decade, I Finally Encountered Southeast Australia’s Most Elusive Kangaroo

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Tiny House Big Mind

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Jun 22

Solo fundraising challenges often help the fundraiser as much as they raise funds for the…

I faced indolence living in my van, but remotely participating in a fundraising event kicked me into action.

Solo fundraising challenges often help the fundraiser as much as they raise funds for the…

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Thought Thinkers

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Jun 19

Photographing Three Alaskan Bar-Tailed Godwits Before Their Departure from Australia

Migrating bar-tailed godwits prompt us to think about the ecological unity of the vast planet, our own place in it, and the unknown limits…

Photographing Three Alaskan Bar-Tailed Godwits Before Their Departure from Australia

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Apr 10

Why Australia’s favourite bird probably won’t be extinct by 2062.

I take offence at science’s latest extinction prediction news, thus revealing my philistinian nature.

Why Australia’s favourite bird probably won’t be extinct by 2062.

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Apr 5

Offtrack exploring the top of an Australian waterfall.

Care for a quick Australian adventure with me? Jumping the boardwalk and exploring a world of granite, and finding a large ‘fishing’…

Offtrack exploring the top of an Australian waterfall.

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Mar 24

Are maternal instincts in other animals remarkable?

A joey's first day out of the pouch, a mother's instincts, and the ancient bond between all mammals.

Are maternal instincts in other animals remarkable?

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Mar 18

The true story of the recently ‘rediscovered’ and ‘extinct’ ringtail glider (Tous ayamaruensis) in…

The discovery of Tous ayamaruensis has been circulating widely in online news over the last week, but hidden in the original scientific…

The true story of the recently ‘rediscovered’ and ‘extinct’ ringtail glider (Tous ayamaruensis) in…

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Gardening, Birding, and Outdoor Adventure

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Mar 13

Who would you root for, the dingo or the kangaroo (predator vs prey)?

If you aren’t a Medium member you can read the full article here

Who would you root for, the dingo or the kangaroo (predator vs prey)?

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Feb 27

I spent 18 days with wild alpine dingoes: Day 1, the arrival of Sergeant

For 18 days through October and November of last year, I spent as much time looking for and watching dingoes as I could. My goal was to…

I spent 18 days with wild alpine dingoes: Day 1, the arrival of Sergeant

Steve Chivers

Steve Chivers

Hey mate! I'm on a 4x4 van trip in eastern Australia writing about natural history, wild landscapes, the human condition, and I also do wildlife photography!

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