Katrina Parry creates visual stories depicting the world before her interwoven with a little magic—often based on a children's tale or imagination. Parry shares her process of discovery and storytelling in this guest tutorial on capturing the magic children see.
Want to learn how to capture both the beauty and details of the birds you photograph? Nature photographer Michael Schmid shares his tips on photographing Australian birds with BEJournal.
The Honey Possum is the world’s only truly nectivorous (nectar-eating) marsupial weighing just 7-10 grams. Nimble and elusive, photographing this little critter can be tricky—so we asked naturalist Jimmy Lamb to tell us how he did it.
Want to know how a conservation filmmaker celebrates Earth Day?
Join Nina Constable and her #plantpotparabolic as we spend Earth Day eavesdropping on the birds…
Young minds have much to contribute to the natural world. Instinctively curious and keen to learn, their enthusiasm for exploring, acumen for research and creative media (including photography, filmmaking, and podcasting) portends the future of conservation. As citizen scientists and aspiring naturalists, youth are making their mark as stewards of the wild.
Artist and author, Shaun Tan, paints a vivid portrait of the bond between humans and dogs. A reflection os Tan’s delphic imagination, his latest book, Dog (published by Allen & Unwin, November 2020) is an evocative ode to the unspoken kinship of all living creatures with powerful sentiment for the solace such friendship brings.
From pencil to page, Shaun Tan shares the muses which moved him to create during months of lockdown. Tan teaches us it is the little observations in life which bring a story to life!
Earth Endeavours is so excited to announce a new partner for our #WritingforNature Story Contest. @conceptsapp is an advanced version of sketching paper, where natural tools meet vector manipulation so ideas can change and grow as you do. In this specially created pangolin guide, the team at Concepts show you how you can save wildlife with a sketch!
In the first article of our #CovidCreative series, BEJournal invited emotional intelligence and human behaviour expert, Amy Jacobson, to explore how visual learners can adapt their mindset to better deal with this outbreak.
