The magic of Credo
Day three – Wednesday 31 August Unfortunately, it’s my last morning at Credo before I head back to the office where e-mails and phone messages are waiting for me. My […]
Monthly Archives: August 2011
Biodiversity discovery in the WA goldfields
Out in the Western Australian goldfields a team of scientists are going prospecting — for plants and animals. They’re here at Credo Station, about 120 kilometres north-west of Kalgoorlie as […]
Bush Blitz – pitfall traps and the search for true bugs
Day two – Tuesday 30 August The sun rises slowly over the saltbush gradually bringing colour to Credo Station, soft and cool with a clear blue sky. Perfect weather for […]
Bush Blitz arrives at Credo Station
Day one – Monday 29 August We arrive at Credo Station just as the sun is setting, lighting up the landscape with vivid earthy ochres and salt bush greys. A […]
Kakadu is BIG!
Kakadu is BIG! It’s 19,804 square kilometres BIG! That’s almost four times the size of Bali, two-thirds the size of Belgium and so big that if you covered that area […]
Indigenous Protected Areas – engaging communities
Over 100 people attended a meeting of the Katiti-Petermann Indigenous Protected Area advisory committee at Irving Creek just west of Uluru – with students and staff from the Docker […]
Garma Festival — a kaleidoscope of culture
I don’t camp and I must confess the thought of no hot water for a whole weekend made me somewhat nervous, but attending the Garma Festival in north-east Arnhem Land […]
Snapped at the Garma Festival
Are you looking at me? A seagull warily passes a saltie on the beach at Laynhapuy Indigenous Protected Area. I snapped them while taking part in an excellent tour run by […]
