Cartographer Will Pringle created beautiful, exquisitely detailed maps for Australian Geographic for almost four decades.

There’s something special about paddling as part of a group that shouldn’t be overlooked, even for experienced sea kayakers.

Post Office Island is part of the Abrolhos’ Pelsaert (southern) Group. The Liddon family, who live in a shack that opens to a ...

From Asia to the Middle East to North America and back home, Australian Geographic’s 2019 Young Adventurer of the Year had an ...

Turning native species into pets may save endangered wildlife from extinction – but unable to survive without us.

How can we stop Australia's freshwater fish from going extinct? We dive into the facts to save these special species.

While any time of year is a great time to rock and roll across Canada with VIA Rail, one of the best times to go is in winter ...

Yakima’s popular HighRoad bike rack has grown – and had some tweaks – to cater for today’s increasingly longer bikes. We ...

Captain Henry Waterhouse and Lieutenant William Kent brought 26 merino sheep in 1797 from the Cape of Good Hope, in ...

Australia is rich in walks, from day hikes to long treks. We reveal some of our favourite rambles from across the country.

A study involving over 100 scientists has uncovered some startling findings into how the black summer bushfires impacted ...

This ordinary-looking species of gecko – the Bynoe’s gecko – has an extraordinary biological trait: they don’t have sex.