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The conservation movement and the hunting community have a complicated history. Here is the evidence for why they should be working together.
Murray cod were once the most abundant large freshwater fish in Australia. Their decline and partial recovery tells the story of what we do wrong and what, sometimes, we do right.
Fire is the defining ecological process of the Australian landscape. Understanding it changes how you read country, how you plan trips, and how you think about the land you use.
The Murray-Darling Basin is in trouble. Here is what the problems are, what is being done, and what you can do as an angler who cares about the system.
The Great Barrier Reef is simultaneously one of the most studied and most politically contested ecosystems on Earth. Here is an honest account of its current condition from the perspective of anglers who depend on it.
Australia has the worst mammal extinction rate of any continent. Here is an honest look at the species still hanging on and the conservation approaches that are producing results.
Feral cats kill an estimated 1.5 billion native animals in Australia every year. Here is the scale of the problem and why conventional approaches are failing.
Australian wetlands are disappearing at an accelerating rate. Here is what is driving the loss and why waterfowl hunters have the most to lose — and the most to contribute.
Rainbow and brown trout are beloved by Australian anglers and listed as threats to native fish by Australian governments. Here is the genuine complexity of the issue.
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