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Climate change: Plant and animal species unlikely to adapt quickly enough
Analysis of 266 plant and animal populations raises doubt that many will be able to withstand future levels of climate change, building on previous research.
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Five ecotourism hotspots to visit near Sydney
If you prefer staying close to civilization when getting a dose of wilderness adventure, visiting or living near Sydney gives you access to myriad ecotourism experiences. Here are five must-see locations.
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Nature Conservation Trust reached 50,000ha goal in 2015
The Nature Conservation Trust’s stated goal of protecting 50,000 hectares by the end of 2015 was reached, according to a recent announcement.
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Mixed reactions over impending climate change agreement
A draft agreement on climate change has been released ahead of the final verdict at the Paris COP meeting.
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Outdoor recreationists invited to comment on Queensland’s NCA amendments
An amendments Bill for the Queensland’s Nature Conservation Act has been introduced and outdoor recreationists now have a brief time to provide their feedback.
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Sum8 responds to Kyle Williams’ record run
After vowing to summit the tallest peak in each of Australia’s states and territories in less than six days, Kyle Williams has set a formidable challenge for any other adventurer willing to take it on.
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Tasmania receives additional funds for carp eradication
Yesterday the government announced it would be providing an additional $1.37 million over two years to further reduce carp numbers in Tasmania.
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Bouldering in Hampi, India
UK photographers and climbing enthusiasts recently released a video showcasing unknown talent in a little known bouldering location in Hampi, India. The resulting footage is sure to inspire any climber.
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Carinthia’s G-Loft Alpine Jacket discontinued
We recently published a review of the Carinthia G-Loft Alpine Jacket, which the brand has now declared will no longer be available as of 2016. Now may be your last opportunity to get your hands on one.
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Threat of bushfire soars as El Niño takes hold
Bushfire prone areas of Australia are expected to suffer through extremely high risk conditions this coming summer as a result of the strongest El Niño event on record.