Amanda Freeman is a freelance ecologist, writer, and educator based in far north Queensland, Australia. She has had a life-long interest in birds, forests, and the marine environment and likes to work on projects that make a positive difference to threatened species and the ecological communities they depend on.
Australia’s rainforest species gain ground through landscape linkages
The tooth-billed bowerbird gave itself away with a not-quite-right call. Suspicious, I’d panned my binoculars toward the sound and there he was, the mimic, high in the canopy of a…
