Wombat Watch: Week 1

Baby wombats orphaned by the Victoria bushfires are in good hands. Stay tuned to the AG Blog as Kylie Piper keeps an eye on them.

In February 2009, bushfires swept through Victoria, destroying towns and lives during the day that has come to be known as Black Saturday.

Psychedelic toad comes back from the dead

The vibrantly coloured Bornean rainbow toad, missing for 90 years, has been rediscovered in Malaysia.

Meet the leopards of Sri Lanka

AG editor-in-chief Chrissie Goldrick invites you to see the majestic wildlife of Sri Lanka.

Bear witness: Canada's grizzly offering

Want to see bears up close? Forget the zoo, pack your bags and head to British Columbia.

GALLERY: The world's gliding mammals

As forest canopies thinned, some tree-dwellers evolved to glide between branches. Six of them live in Australia.

Cicadas: Rhythm of life

Music to your ears or a midsummer cacophony, the cicada’s song is inevitably short lived.

Help save the scaly-tailed possum

Help scientists continue their reseach in the Kimberley on the scaly-tailed possum and other rare animals.

Bees more deadly than spiders in Australia

Australia’s scientists are abuzz with the potential of our native bees, some of which can be deadly.

Gallery: Wildlife Photographer of the Year 2013

Here are some of the best photos from the 2013 Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards. The exhibition will be at the Australian Museum 29 March - 1 June and then head to Newcastle and Hobart.

Wildlife Photographer of the Year is co-owned by the Natural History Museum and BBC Worldwide.