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Author, Fishing Through the Apocalypse (@LyonsPress). Editor of Cool Green Science, @nature_brains. Fishing, mammals, natural history, good books, outdoor life.
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Protecting Belize’s Reef Through Science and Song

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By Matthew Miller
| The Nature Conservancy
It’s hardly an unusual beach sight: a gull circles overhead and dips towards the water. Such a bird captured Nicole Craig’s attention, perhaps even altering the course of her life. She recalls staring out to sea as a child, observing the gull as it dipped into the water. “I have a clear memory of the gull feeding on a fish,” she says. “I wondered about that moment. I wanted to know what it was like to be a fish. I never really deviated from that.
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Earth Day Book Review 2026

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By Matthew Miller, Justine E Hausheer
| The Nature Conservancy
Many of my childhood days were spent in creeks, flipping rocks and sweeping nets, seeing what small creatures I could find. After an afternoon among crayfish, frogs and minnows, I’d spend the evening paging through field guides, trying to identify and understand what I had encountered. On Earth Day, it’s common to ponder what made one a conservationist. For me, it’s this: time spent immersed in the outdoors tied to time spent immersed in books.
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Three New Nature Books from CSIRO Publishing

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By Justine E Hausheer, Matthew Miller
| The Nature Conservancy
Regular readers will know that we often write about Australian wildlife. But more often than not, we’re intrigued by the more charismatic species… tree kangaroos and bowerbirds, cassowaries and ghost bats. These three new nature books from CSIRO make the case that there’s much to appreciate about the less traditionally charismatic creatures of the Australian continent.
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