Australian Wildlife Journeys
Recent posts from Australian Wildlife Journeys
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Species Feature: Pink Cockatoo
The exquisite Pink Cockatoo (Lophochroa leadbeateri) is widely regarded as one of Australia's most spectacularly beautiful avian species. Endemic to the arid and semi-arid inland regions of the continent, its broad distribution spans the dry woodlands and timbered grasslands of Queensland, New South Wales, Victoria, South Australia, and Western Australia....
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Four Mile Headland Revisited with Ben Brown
Long before Maria Island earned its national park status in 1972, the land bore the heavy footprint of early agriculture, with large areas of native habitat cleared for sheep grazing and ambitious winemaking ventures. While much of the island has retained its natural wilderness, key coastal areas continue to suffer...
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Species Feature: White-bellied Sea-Eagle
The striking White-bellied Sea-Eagle (Haliaeetus leucogaster) is one of Australia's most magnificent raptors. Distributed widely across mainland coastlines, offshore islands, and major inland waterways like the Murray-Darling river system, this majestic bird of prey shares a deep, symbolic connection with coastal communities. Celebrated as a powerful guardian of the waterways,...
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Vision Walks Eco-Tours Joins Australian Wildlife Journeys
Award-winning operator Vision Walks Eco-Tours has officially joined Australian Wildlife Journeys, marking a significant milestone for the Byron Bay-based company and further elevating its position as a leader in immersive, sustainable tourism experiences. Vision Walks Eco-Tours is renowned for its deeply engaging nature experiences that connect guests with the landscapes,...
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Reflecting on the 2026 Bremer Canyon Season
The 2026 Bremer Canyon season, which ran from mid-December to mid-April, served as a powerful reminder that this remote, undiscovered stretch of the Southern Ocean remains one of the most unpredictable wilderness areas on Earth. For the team at Naturaliste Charters, the value of the season lies not only in...