Nature Tube Carolyn Hogg and beyond—and discover the extraordinary

and beyond—and discover the extraordinary wildlife that calls this island continent home

Shell necklace-making has been passed down through generations of Aboriginal women

Dr Lin Sutherland is a Senior Research Fellow in Geoscience at the Australian Museum

From triumph over a global power when the British navy attempted to colonize the Tiwi Islands in 1824 to showing the Catholic church they had much more to learn about the women they were trying to control

Nature Tube Carolyn Hogg and beyond—and discover the extraordinaryHelp kids explore the wilds of their imagination with nature tubes filled with animals from across the globe. Each tube is filled with an assortment of small, recognisable Australian, Rainforest, African, Aquatic, flying, fluttering, hopping, slithering, deadly and endangered animal figures. Tubes contain between 8 and 12 figurines, with an information sheet about each of the animals and their environments. Each figurine is approximately 3 5 cm in