Australian Geographic is focused on wildlife, science, and adventure. It provides educational content and resources related to Australia's natural environment and culture. The organization also supports conservation initiatives through its registered charity.

Australian Geographic

Australian Geographic focuses on wildlife, science, culture, and adventure in Australia, as self-described by the organization.

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Created in 1986 by Dick Smith, Australian Geographic is a much-loved Aussie icon and your one-stop shop for photography, nature, travel, science, adventure, history and much more Down Under. We are also home to the Australian Geographic Society and sister magazine Australian Geographic Adventure.

David Gooding

Television Host and National Geographic Photographer

Jason Edwards

Nature Based Resilience | Disaster Management | Climate Action | Strategist & Adviser | Co Founder - Australasian Women in Emergencies Network

Amanda Lamont 🌏🌱🌻🐝🔥

Managing Director Mivision Magazine & Digital |Ophthalmic News |CPD education for Optometrists, Orthoptists & Opticians | Chair of The Explorers Club…

Todd Tai

We loved digging the dirt on Australia's dinosaurs and megafauna in October's Ask An Expert! https://lnkd.in/gsDi8PeK Now it's time for you to help choose the last topic for 2024 - so how will you vote?

While I have been in Sydney busy launching the Takayna / Tarkine book and film the brilliant team at Hive in Ulverstone have been hard at it hanging the summer show namanu ruin | Albatross Island. If you are anywhere near the north coast of Tassie get on over to Hive and give the Albo’s some love !

Matthew Newton

Read with care. This little wren has a tendency to steal hearts. Thank you to the team at Australian Geographic , Karen McGhee and Amanda Freeman for sharing this story about such a precious species and the people who are working to save it, including our wonderful Katherine Selwood . Pick up a copy on news stands now or read the online article, here: https://lnkd.in/guSgq28F

Hugh Coldwell-Ross

Was very excited to be at the launch of Australian Geographic ‘s new book : #Takayna /Tarkine....One of the Last Wild Places on Earth. Chrissie Goldrick from AG oversaw the book’s production. Extraordinary photography and essays. The Tarkine should be World Heritage Listed! Congrats to Rob Purves AM and legend Bob Brown Foundation for their essays. Makes a great Xmas gift with meaning. That’s a selfie with me and Bob Brown who is now 80 and still campaigning!! Never give up!

Kim McKay AO

We are thrilled to announce Dr Kylie Cairns of UNSW as our guest for our next episode of Ask An Expert, which is all about dingoes! Want to learn more about these iconic animals? Ask your questions in the comment section for a chance to have Kylie answer them when she joins us live in the studio! Head to the link to set up reminders for when we go live on Monday 25 November at 5pm AEDT so you don't miss a minute... https://ausgeo.co/dingoes #ausgeo #australia #dingo #dingoes #aussieanimals

In the latest issue of Australian Geographic you'll find my feature about the Noosa Everglades – a labyrinth of narrows, tributaries and shallow lakes, with tea-tree tannin-stained water creating perfect (and often confusing!) reflections of forest and sky. Online link: https://lnkd.in/gXgdCyYy Thanks to Tourism Noosa , Habitat Noosa , and #KanuKapers for having me.

Candice Marshall

It’s hard to believe the infrastructure of an entire capital city could be wiped out within a matter of hours, but that’s what happened almost 50 years ago in Darwin. As the commemorations get underway next month to remember the dozens who lost their lives to Cyclone Tracy, I’ve written an article for the latest issue of Australian Geographic. It’s a 12-page spread with compelling images curated by Nicky Catley that really speak to the level of destruction and human impact. I spoke with countless survivors and helped to put their harrowing experiences into words. Big thanks to Karen McGhee for commissioning me to put pen to paper. #cyclonetracy #australiangeographic #freelancejournalist #featurearticle

Cath Johnsen

Takayna I Tarkine: one of the last wild places on Earth is hereby launched ! We enjoyed a lovely gathering at Canva HQ in Sydney last night of people passionately dedicated to preserving one of the most beautiful landscapes anywhere in the world. The stunning new book is available now from Australian Geographic. Find out how you can discover Takayna/Tarkine for yourself, and how you can be part of the movement to save it. Australian Geographic Bob Brown Foundation @Australian Geographic Society Canva https://lnkd.in/d7HKH_2F

Chrissie Goldrick

That's right, everybody – it's time again for Frog ID week! 🐸 From now until 17 November, people are encouraged to head outside and participate in Australia's biggest frog count! But why is this initiative so important, and how can you get involved? We asked Jodi Rowley of the Australian Museum for the facts; this is 60 Seconds of Science! Find out more and how you can join in: https://lnkd.in/gihVRC4 #ausgeo #australia #frog #frogs #frogidweek

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