At their home in Lockwood, about 130km from Melbourne, they’ve built four enclosures on their 26ha property in an effort to save the bush stone-curlew from extinction in Victoria, where it’s been ...

In a woodland sanctuary north-east of Canberra, a bush stone-curlew named Phil wears a tiny handmade backpack. Fitted to that backpack is a GPS, which helps researchers monitor the birds, which ...

In 1985 the number of breeding pairs of stone-curlews had reduced to fewer than 150 nationwide, with about a third based in eastern England. The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB ...