[ Collections ]
Quick access to a selection of our adventures from around Australia. Each tile leads to a bunch of photos, often accompanied by a journal entry from the field. Click here to view entire collection and filter by state.
[ What we do ]
Kicking off in coastal Victoria, our desire to discover and understand our patch has lead to travels nation-wide. With camera in hand and journal not far away, our appreciation for Australia's backyard continues to grow and fuel a desire to conserve it for generations to come.
Conservation
From the Top End to Tassie, from Ningaloo to Lord Howe – and all in between. Australia’s unique landscapes and huge biodiversity should be forever incredible. It is our inspiration.
Photography
Years of seeking out landscapes and snapshots to bring our backyard to your internet has amassed a variety of images for you to explore and be inspired by.
Writing
Clear, concise interpretations of the Australian environments created through a blend of field exposure, campaigning experience, and an adulthood of admiration for Tim Winton..
[ Freshest Tracks ]
Delve into what we do in higher detail, and find out what Fresh Tracks we have been making recently.
It’s your Blue Planet, too (Pt.2)
Snapshot: “Eternal vigilance is the price of . . .” This is a follow up in our series on the BBC’s Blue Planet 2. You should read part one first, here. We’ve all experienced loss. Our wallet on the bus, our money to an unexpected financial burden, our health to mis-eating or low levels of […]
It’s your Blue Planet, too (Pt.1)
Snapshot: “A world like nowhere else on earth” Like nowhere else on earth. As simple as that. The variety of jaw dropping and ecologically spectacular environments in Australia is fantastic. We have a natural heritage of extremely high quality and variety. Stands of mangroves, the cyclone protected nurseries for endless species of sea creature, stretch across […]
Out Of My Depth, At Depth
Snapshot: “My first dive into Victoria’s cool underwater wonderland” Twenty metres below the surface, I’m resting on my knees on the sandy sea floor of Port Phillip, waiting for my instructor to join me. I’ve descended to depth, whilst the rest are slowly falling from above, their new silhouettes taking a while for me to […]
