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A typical day on Flinders Island, Tasmania 1. Decide to go for a short while and then chill 2. Get a call from a friend to meet at secret beach 3. They turn up with Gin and Tonic AND crayfish sandwiches (yes, you heard right) 4. Another mate pitches
How's Ubud in Bali at the moment? It's like a scene from Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. Some other worldly artistry from @capellaubud @fourseasons @alilaubud #bali #ubud #poolporn #luxuryhotels
Love this one by @herbstarchitects K Valley House in Kauaeranga River, NZ. The patina of the corrugated iron somehow connects this punchy building beautifully with the landscape. #nzarchitecture #ruralretreat
'Hot Legs' by @davidyarrow Absolute stunning shot of the fastest land animal. #cheetah #conservation
Islas Secas Resort is part of a 14-island archipelago in the Pacific Ocean off Panama. Raw jungle, oceans teeming with marine wildlife, soft cotton sheets and your own plunge pool…what else do you need. Operating on a remote island can be chal
Thinking back to May last year when the world was normal and we were exploring down on Flinders. Afternoon hike and swim rolls into impromptu bbq - nothing beats the local lamb rack on an open fire. #flindersisland #tasmania #bassstrait @photopalmer
We're thrilled for our friends Tom and Jo who have added @onislandtime.flindersisland to their ever-growing list of all things Flinders Island. These guys have the most unique collection of accommodation on the island, have the inside scoop on the lo
‘Survivor’ comes from photographer @DavidYarrow, who has launched the campaign with @wild.ark to raise $2 million to support recovery efforts in Australia. Either make a small donation (see link in bio for @DavidYarrow) to receive and sha
Kwitonda Lodge, operated by Singita, opened to much acclaim last week in the Volcanoes National Park in Rwanda. Built at the invitation of president, the project sets a new benchmark for responsible investment and sustainable development in this extr
Conservation isn't always glamorous, but there are incredible folk out there, who give their free time to tackle the issues. Tom and I just returned from a trip with the conservation group, the Friends of the Bass Straight Islands, to deal with a nox
It was on the dance floor of a wedding, that Rob Brewster from @rewildingoz, first enthusiastically outlined his plans to reintroduce the Eastern Quoll into Jervis Bay NSW from Tasmania (the Quoll has been extinct from the mainland since the 1960&rsq
The straight line you see at the end of the farmland is the edge of the Volcanoes National Park, Rwanda - this is where the last Mountain Gorillas live. Many national parks are essentially closed ecosystems, with a hard boundary, often a fence. In
The Australia Eastern Indonesia Tourism Forum is this week in Makassar Tom will be attending as part of a panel duscussing sustainable investment The waters and marine biodiversity of Eastern Indonesia and the whole the 'Coral Triangle' region are
Last month we spent some time with @_sarahwilson_ as she explored Flinders Island. Go check out her post to read more about her hiking and culinary adventures (You might recognise the epic bit of land on the cover!) Good fun hanging out with you Sar
Here's some 'cabin porn' to get you through Friday afternoon This little gem by Norwegian architects Lund Hagem seamlessly blends contemporary design with this raw rocky landscape It’s right up there as one of our favourites @lundhagem #cab
Last November, Ngarra board member Paul Milton was invited to Buckingham Palace by HRH The Duke of Cambridge for a ‘Conservation Thought Leadership Gathering' The event was convened by the TUSK Trust, Milton Group and The Royal African Society
Meet 'PINCHY'. He helps us conduct site surveys when we’re dealing with large pieces of land that are tricky to traverse. Technology is playing an ever increasing role in planning and conservation. If you want to see how some of the ‘b

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