Author: Gary Howling
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16th September 2026
A Moving Moment: The cuckoos are coming!
Juvenile Pacific Koel Photo: Gary Howling September marks a noticeable change in the seasons along the Great Eastern Ranges, and one of the key indications that summer is just around […]
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16th September 2026
Bunyas to Border Koala Climate Adaptation Corridor
Stretching almost 200 kilometres and over 400,000 hectares along the western “horn” of the Greater Border Ranges, the Bunyas to Border (B2B) corridor links two of Southeast Queensland’s most significant […]
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16th September 2026
Ancient Forests, New Connections: The Greater Gondwana Rainforest Corridor
Along the NSW–Queensland border, and tracing the Great Divide to the Hunter Valley, lies one of the most biologically extraordinary landscapes on the planet — The Gondwana Rainforests of Australia […]
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16th September 2026
Biolinks Alliance – from Local to Landscape in Central Victoria
Swift Parrot Source: Brendan Sydes, Chair, Biolinks Alliance Communities hold enormous knowledge and commitment to act locally for nature. Biolinks Alliance is showing that when communities are connected with science, […]
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16th September 2026
Restoring Catchment Health: Entering year two of a five-year maintenance program in Buxton-Picton
As climate change drives more extreme and unpredictable weather across the Sydney Basin — from prolonged drought to intense bushfires and heavy rainfall events — restoring the health of the […]
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05th March 2025
Elusive greater gliders discovered thriving in some parts of Wombeyan post-fire
Thermal drone surveys in the Wombeyan Karst Conservation Reserve have uncovered a glut of 50 endangered southern greater gliders in just one night. Drone pilot and ecologist Adrian Sujaraj studied […]
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03rd February 2025
Helping to mentor our young global conservation leaders
In November, GER and regional partner Kanangra-Boyd to Wyangala (K2W) partnered with DARWIN200 – a global initiative to empower the planet’s top 200 young conservationists. Over the past 18 months, […]
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23rd January 2025
Australia’s cutest marsupial snapped emerging from its new artificial hollow home at Dingo Mountain
The sight of an endangered greater glider emerging from a new high-tech nest box in south-east Queensland has delighted conservationists and locals. The Habitat modular nest box, which was especially […]
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09th December 2024
Detection dog sniffs out new group of chlamydia-free koalas
A poo-sniffing English springer spaniel named Max has struck gold – identifying a new group of koalas inland of Coffs Harbour that appear to be chlamydia free and genetically different […]
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