Aboriginal rangers use traditional knowledge to protect their lands
A government program has created 800 full-time Indigenous rangers who patrol to make sure water sources are clean and restore resources damaged by intensive farming practices.
Australia returned Uluru to Aboriginals 34 years ago. They’re only just now banning tourists from climbing the sacred site.
The violent collectors who gathered Indigenous artifacts for the Queensland Museum
Frustrated with their country’s inability to control introduced species, some Australian researchers are proposing to enlist two native predators to the country’s landscape.
Why the Australian Floods Were Good for the Outback
Floods in the Australian state of Queensland exacted a terrible toll last December and January. But one part of the Australian state welcomed the floods and is now thriving: The Outback. The World’s Jason Margolis has more from Australia.
