by Roger Smith | September 17, 2021 | Conservation Projects, Tours, Wildlife, Wildlife News
Australians can give back to our endangered wildlife by joining a world class tour — now at special bargain prices At last Covid’s long haul of lockdowns is coming to an end. On current estimates, by mid November Australians should be able to start travelling...
by Roger Smith | February 15, 2021 | Coast Mountains Outback, Conservation Projects, Great Ocean Road, Maximum Wildlife, Mungo Outback Journey, Wildlife
See up to 7 of Australia’s 14 species of cockatoos in the Grampians (Gariwerd) More cockatoos live in Australia than anywhere else in the world and the Grampians Range (Gariwerd) is one of the best places to see them. Gariwerd is the Aboriginal name for the...
by Roger Smith | December 10, 2020 | Coast Mountains Outback, Conservation Projects, Great Ocean Road, Mungo Outback Journey, Wildlife
Meet “Sandy” the Racehorse Goanna Sandy is no ordinary lizard – he’s 1.6 metres long and the high speed icon for our new “Coast, Mountains, Outback” tour series. Sand Monitors are beautiful, multi-coloured lizards of the Outback....
by Janine Duffy | November 15, 2020 | Conservation Projects, Koala News
Last year, every one of our tour visitors planted a tree for a koala. Without a spade, hammer or gloves. While our tourists were watching a Koala mum & joey canoodling, or swimming with Whale Sharks or photographing a Superb Lyrebird, we planted a tree for them....
by Janine Duffy | October 21, 2020 | Bird News, Conservation Projects
Saturday 17 October 2020 was the Global Big Day – a day where bird lovers worldwide are encouraged to go out and see as many birds as they can, with a mission to raise money for bird protection and conservation. Echidna Walkabout proudly contributed, both by sighting...
by Janine Duffy | September 24, 2020 | Conservation Projects, Koala News, You Yangs Region
by Janine Duffy Boneseed (Chrysanthemoides monilifera) is an Invasive Weed of National Significance (1) that has infested the You Yangs Regional Park, VIC since being introduced for erosion control in the 1940’s. It spread rapidly after the 1985 Lara bushfires, and...
