Field Notes

From the Bush, Coast & Canopy

An independent photography journal documenting native wildlife & the people protecting it.

The Quiet Return of the Eastern Quoll to the Mainland

For sixty years the eastern quoll was a Tasmanian story. In the dappled understorey of Booderee, a small population is rebuilding what foxes erased — and the keepers tracking them are rewriting what we know about resilience.

Photography & words from a long winter spent waiting for movement at dusk.

Marine

Tagging Sea Turtles off the Northern Rivers

A week with the volunteers turning night-time beach walks into one of the longest-running turtle datasets in the country.

Reptiles

What the Bearded Dragon Remembers

Notes from a small hatchery where the bearded dragon is teaching a different generation of reptile keepers the long view of patience.

Conservation

Three Hours Above the Mountain Pygmy-Possum

Climate, snow, and a creature that has waited longer than the alpine itself. A short field diary from a hide above 1,700 metres.

From the Editors

"We write slowly because the bush moves slowly. Field Notes is offline-first, ad-free, and unmoved by the news cycle."

— Field Notes, Issue 14