“Academia tend to select the smarted ones, giving them the chance to shut their minds for changes and misconceptions. Things evolve, and mainly these people need to be able to accept their lack of knowledge over time.” When you look at a eucalypts flower, you may see fads unnoticed before…

Driving up and around the winding roads of the Otari region, I can only see slips after slips since Hemi has pointed them out from the car window. The reason is simple and isn’t new: the high erosion is due to the combination of shallow greywacke, steep slopes and moderate…

This is not a protest but indeed a call-up — Where Arborists at Within Habitat Creation and Maintenance Apart from big timber, high climbs and adrenaline, arborists also have different skills under their sleeves. Although it is easy to associate arboriculture with a few traditional tree services, most ordinary people rarely consider arborists as environmentalists. The term may sound inappropriate or antiquated, but it is a crucial role…

There is lots going on with a tree, especially a veteran one that passed maturity and begun to senesce. This deterioration indicates overage, usually showing signs of decline, cracks, cavities and hollows. …

Stumbling across some random mushroom amid autumn is something I have been waiting for for a long time. Happy to see new colourful and different texture caps popping up on wet soil. …

Rainwater drop onto a leaf, and life evolves as we know it — Quick disclosure: Please be aware that this article is a simple and humble attempt to describe the beauty of nature using terminology and shared knowledge. …

An animal unique to these areas — Another day I see Jerry up a tree. This time a wrong one. I don’t understand why he decided to go up a Narrow-leaved ash (Fraxinus angustifolia). I know it’s already blooming in the dawn of spring, but it does not make sense to climb up if you can’t munch…

And we stayed on its way by pure admiration — I was up this Narrow-leaved ash tree (Fraxinus angustifolia) in an earth bank only a few metres from the dwelling. Hidden within shrub leaves, here it was, a tiny little bird flying around us. We didn’t know what it was nor where it wanted to go. …

Beauties in Adelaide, South Australia — I could feel my eyebrows burning like a candlestick. It reached 40 degrees Celsius today in Adelaide, South Australia. The soil is crumbly like sand cake, dry as a toasted bread, breaking into bits every time you squeeze. There is no breeze unless you are at the top of a…