BE CURIOUS
The decline of Earth’s biodiversity is not inevitable; indeed, Norfolk Island has entered a new age of scientific endeavour that has seen vulnerable species rebound. From the twin summits of Mt Pitt and Mt Bates to the ocean depths beyond Emily Bay, new discoveries abound.
“Curiosity is the starting point for every great adventure - be that on a sheet of paper, or in the wild. It drives scientific inquiry and discovery, and opens us all to the wonders of nature.”
Molly's beach collection
Empty Sea Urchin "tests"
Crab carcass
empty snail shell,
Barley's shell collection
skull of a Purple Swamp Hen
The Dropped Catch; a small fish half eaten by a White Tern