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The first comprehensive seabird survey for over 10 years was recently completed in order to gauge the population health of key seabirds including the wedge-tailed shearwater and black noddy. Supported

Australian tourism operators will be pleased to learn that international tourists rose by 4% in 2012 according to Andrew McEvoy, Tourism Australia managing director and the number of Chinese tourists

In August 2012, 43-year-old Papua New Guinean Manuai Matawai set sail from the Manus Islands to raise awareness about the effects of climate change on his home, his life and the world. Together with n

Reef Catchments and Wild Mob partner again to survey bird populations on Capricorn Cays Wild Mob and Reef Catchments are working to support the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service and the Australasi

Publication Alert: Islands Are Taking Action! The four page fact sheet (PDF) recently published by Global Island Partnership (GLISPA) focuses on how to meet Aichi Biodiversity targets. GLISPA writes,

Every week the Australian Antarctic Division posts about events such as bird counting, water sampling, station work and animal husbandry. Of course, the Australian Antarctic Division also posts stunni

The third Island Arks Symposium will be held in Tasmania during February 2014. This event builds on previous, highly successful gatherings of Australia’s finest island ecologists and managers. The Sym

Wild Mob and Reef Catchments continue to work in partnership with the Queensland Parks and Wildlife Service to restore critically endangered littoral rainforest on Brampton Island in the Great Barrier

From Courier Mail website on 10 September 2012, written by Brian Williams. A survey of endangered Proserpine rock wallabies on Gloucester Island National Park in the Whitsundays has found their number

A big thank you to all who attended the island Arks Symposium II; delegates, presenters, invited speakers, our sponsor Chevron Australia, and organisers. The Island Arks Symposium II has now concluded