A collection of articles
This page provides access to articles that were published as web pages prior to September 2017 when The Natural News became available in PDF format. They have been converted to PDF.
Birds
- The Feathered Tribes Of Van Diemen's Land review - Jim Nelson
- In defence of cuckoos - Sarah Lloyd
- Keeping the common birds common - Sarah Lloyd
- Lucy Bird -Yvonne Maher
- Tasmania's bush birds - a bleak outlook - Sarah Lloyd
- The Australian pelican: a bird of superlatives - Sarah Lloyd
- Winter at Moulting Lagoon - Sarah Lloyd
Frogs
- Amphibian Chytrid Fungus - Lisa Clarkson
- Back to Birchs - Jim Nelson
Fungi
- A possible fungus/ant association - Sarah Lloyd
- Mycologists in Paradise - Sarah Lloyd
Invertebrates
- A possible fungus/ant association - Sarah Lloyd
- An Endangered Crayfish: Can We Make A Difference? - Jim Nelson
- Case Moths - Sarah Lloyd
- Footprints in the Pollen (Part 1) - Phil Watson
- Footprints in the Pollen (Part 2) - Phil Watson
- Leichhardt's grasshopper - Helen Jones
- Observed connection between European wasps and willow trees - Sue Gebicki
- Ovipositing Fly - Sarah Lloyd
- Why Crayfish - Jim Nelson
Mammals
- Sugar Gliders - Sarah Lloyd
- thar-she-blows - Rod McQueen
- Wesbury Backyard Bandicoots
Miscellaneous
- A Short Visit to Kakadu National Park - Jim Nelson
- Budj Bim - John Campbell
- Bushfires in Tasmania – are the January-February 2016 highland fires a sign of things to come? - Nick Fitzgerald
- Created from Chaos: Book review - Ron Nagorcka
- Damned Fauna - Sarah Lloyd
- Hard Rock - Ron Nagorcka
- Herbicides for roadside management - how far should we go - Herbert Staubmann
- Impact of the 2016 fires on the Mole Creek Karst - Deb Hunter
- Keeping a Natural History Diary - Lisa Clarkson
- Keeping up the good work: CNFN contributions as Citizen Scientists - Ron Nagorcka
- Return to the Daintree World Heritage Area - Jim Nelson
- Return to King's Run - Jim Nelson
- Snakes (mostly) alive! - Ron Nagorcka
- Some notes on the difficulties of nature conservation in New Zealand and how a local community is rising to the challenge - June Hilder and Greg Hilder
- Soil Biology - Sue Gebicki
- Factors Affecting Soil Biology - Sue Gebicki
- Stromatolites - Helen Jones
- Winter Sojourn on Deal Island, Kent Marine Group, Bass Strait - Alison Moore
Plants
- Footprints in the Pollen (Part 1) - Phil Watson
- Footprints in the Pollen (Part 2) - Phil Watson
- Goebelobryum unguiculatum fruiting - T. Thekathyil
- Moss Leaves - T. Thekathyil
- Monitoring Spyridium obcordatum at Hawk Trap Hill, Hawley Results 2011 to 2012 - Phil Collier
- Notes on an epiphyllous liverwort - T. Thekathyil
- Proposal for monitoring Spyridium obcordatum at Hawk Trap Hill, Hawley - Phil Collier
- Rare plants in the Tamar Valley - Helen Jones
- Rediscovering Hibbertia rufa - Roy Skabo
- Some notes on the vegetation of the west coast south of macquarie harbour - Nick Fitzgerald
- Stimulating brews from the hop bushes - Phil Watson
- Tasmania's Only Tree Orchid - Threatened? - Ian Ferris and Philip Milner
- Identifying Sun Orchids - R. Garnett & P. Collier
- The Search for the Golden Fagus - Paul Edwards: Part 1 | Part 2
- Two Correas - Jim Nelson
- Warming to the Ice Plants - Phil Watson
Slime Moulds
- Elaeomyxa cerifera: wax-producing oily slime - Sarah Lloyd
- Slime Moulds at Black Sugarloaf, Birralee - Sarah Lloyd
- Slime moulds at the Meander Falls Track - Sarah Lloyd
- Slime Moulds: the most remarkable organisms - Sarah Lloyd
- Slime Moulds in northern Tasmania - Sarah Lloyd's website
- 'Where the slime mould creeps' review - T. Thekathyil
Sound
- A Sound Idea: acoustic monitoring of Tasmania's bush and forest birds - Sarah Lloyd
- Dawn at Birralee - Sarah Lloyd
- The Silent cicada and Other Natural Sounds - Sarah Lloyd
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