Wildlife Australia - Spring 2017

REWILDING HUMANITY with more traditional methods of documenting and reporting (like our journals or the daily almanac in which w ...

CONSERVATION OR CURIOSITY? Among the thrills of citizen science is the possibility of discovering a new species or, better yet, ...

will contain mitochondrial DNA from that host species. This mitochondrial DNA will end up being present in every cell of the new ...

Diverting funds from endangered species Conservation funding is already stretched, and there are concerns that de-extinction cou ...

COMMUNITIES ORGANISED BY PEOPLE POWER Carol Booth I n these dispiriting times for conservation, we need to focus on building mor ...

Owen Seeman, Queensland Museum S ome years ago, the authors of this beautiful new book developed the website http://www.arachne. ...

Few can match the marriage of grotesque and gaudy that is the spiny orb-weaver. But now the limelight has shifted. Move over orb ...

REVIEW DUELLING JEWELS Tim Low S tag beetles are revered in Europe and Japan as the ultimate in beetles because some are so larg ...

even some genera await description. They voice doubts about whether some currently recognised species are real or just variation ...

DISPATCHES Photo: Solveig Østerø Schrøder Photo: John Turnbull NO PHENOTYPE PLASTICITY FOR FLOODED OYSTERCATCHERS The Eurasian o ...

EARTH’S NEWEST CONTINENT: ZEALANDIA For decades geologists have suspected that a substantial, unified expanse of continental cru ...

Bring the vibrancy of native birds into your home with unique artwork by Pam McGrath. Not only is this the perfect gift for natu ...