SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – January 2021 – Issue 68
How to volunteer your way to a holiday in Queensland Exploring a different corner of the world on a holiday is something that’s guaranteed to leave you with lifelong memories. …
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Category: Issue 68 – January 2021
How to volunteer your way to a holiday in Queensland
By Kim Barnard Exploring a different corner of the world on a holiday is something that’s guaranteed to leave you with lifelong memories. But spending some of your vacation time …
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How to fit Queensland’s top 8 marine life encounters into just 5 days
By Laura Walls Home to 1625 species of fish, not to mention sea turtles, whales and dolphins, the Great Barrier Reef is a place wherethe best of Queensland marine life encounters are …
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Feature Destination: The Most Beautiful Beaches in Queensland
By Hannah Statham As a state with 6,973 km of coastline, it’s safe to say, we have no shortage of Queensland beaches for you to explore. What our beaches share in …
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Bobtail Squid – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s January Underwater Photograph
There is a whole different world underwater, one filled with enchanting and otherworldly flora and fauna. It’s one of the reasons why we love scuba diving. One of the many unique sea creatures …
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Coexisting with Nature During a Worldwide Pandemic
By Kevin Majoros The practice venues for competitive pool swimmers have controlled environments that allow for participants to train without interruption. There are wave-resistant lane lines, pace clocks, a black …
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The Narrow Edge: A Tiny Bird, an Ancient Crab, and an Epic Journey by Deborah Cramer
In the award-winning The Narrow Edge, author Deborah Cramer accompanies tiny shorebirds – red knots — along with their extraordinary migration from one end of the earth to the other, witnessing …
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The Incredible, Recent, Global Rise in the Stranding of Marine Mammals
By Dr Bill McGraw During late September 2020, Australia experienced the largest mass stranding of whales in the history of that country. Two weeks later, during early October, the stranding …
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New Book HIDDEN: Animals in the Anthropocene Features 40 International Photojournalists and Foreword by Joaquin Phoenix
An unflinching new book of photography documenting our relationship with non-human animals was released today, featuring the work of 40 international photojournalists and a foreword by Academy Award-winning actor Joaquin …
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Wildfire Orphans, Captain Cal & Adopted Sisters, to Depart Soon for New Home at the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium
Rescued by Cal Fire firefighters from the devastating Zogg and August Complex fires a few weeks ago, all three mountain lion cubs, including severely burned “Captain Cal,” have made full …
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