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A Lens on Nature: The Kimberley is the expedition that puts photographers in the right place at the right time. We speak to one of its hosts, Lewis Burnett, to find out what makes it so special.
A Lens on Nature: The Kimberley is the expedition that puts photographers in the right place at the right time. We speak to one of its hosts, Lewis Burnett, to find out what makes it so special.
Ancient seafloors, rich opal fields and 50,000 years of human history – inland South Australia runs deeper than you imagined.
It’s been more than 20 years since the Larapinta Trail introduced hiking to the MacDonnell Ranges. Now, a new multi-day hike opens up even more of the Red Centre, winding through landscapes previously off-limits.
More than a million people visit Phillip Island Nature Parks each year, and many are drawn to Victoria’s southern coast by the world-famous Penguin Parade. These visitors help fund not only conservation on the island but also research that can benefit penguins around the globe.
Kayaking the Byadbo Wilderness section of the Snowy River takes you back to an earlier age as you join the flow of this famous waterway through a remote and wild landscape.
Surrounded by nature, this delightful village is renowned for beautiful shops and tree-lined streets.
There’s still much to learn about remote and rugged Judbarra/Gregory National Park, the Northern Territory’s second largest reserve.
This picturesque town on the banks of the Derwent River is Tasmania’s third-oldest European settlement.
Seven nights, two expert photographers and one of Australia’s most unforgettable wilderness regions. A Lens on Nature: The Kimberley is the expedition passionate photographers have been waiting for.
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