Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "nature"
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435Wellbeing & LifestyleInto Myrtle Forest
Myrtle Forest is a cool-temperate rainforest nestled in the foothills of kunanyi / Mount Wellington.
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Three Capes Track to Close for Planned Burns & Annual Maintenance
Three Capes Track will close in April 2026 for planned burn operations and annual maintenance.
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Review – Liars, Cheats and Copycats, by James O’Hanlon
The best popular science books not only reveal marvellous things about our world, and surprise us with the latest findings, but also...
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UTG Journal No. 11 International Edition Now Available
The UTG Journal No. 11 International Edition is now available, including articles by 12 authors covering 8 countries – hence the International...
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Prove It – A Scientific Guide for the Post-Truth Era
Elizabeth Finkel, is an Australian science journalist, author, and communicator. She was a biochemist for ten years, holding a PhD in the...
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Nature’s Philosophy
Nocturnal birds in sibilant causerie Forest creatures in distant revelry While nature’s blanket dims their rivalry And stills the air to peaceful...
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The Intricate Life of Fungi
Fungi connect forests, feed life, and die when ecosystems collapse.
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Into the Undergrowth
The inaugural Tasmanian Mushroom Festival is under way with a packed calendar of events.
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805ArticleContribute to the Nature Connection Project
Invitation – Nature Connection Project, 31 October 2024 — untitled — How do you connect with nature? How does it make you...
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Review: ‘The Lives of Seaweeds’ by Julie A Phillips
The Lives of Seaweeds is a stunning work. Hard-back, richly illustrated and visually beautiful, author Julie A. Phillips should be lauded for...
