Michael Dahlstrom is an Environment Editor with a focus on national issues in Australia. His work has been featured in publications such as Yahoo Lifestyle Australia and Yahoo Finance Australia. Michael covers a range of environmental topics including wildlife conservation, climate change, and human impacts on the natural world.
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Michael Dahlstrom's coverage primarily focuses on wildlife, environment, and natural disasters in Australia. His articles often involve government announcements and cite data. If you are reaching out to Michael, consider providing insights related to evolving environmental stories or scientific developments with a focus on the Australian context. Expert commentary from reputable sources within the field of animal conservation, environmental science, or governmental policy may be particularly valuable for his reporting.
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By: Michael Dahlstrom
This photograph shows what could be the only hope for one of Australia's rarest fish – captive breeding.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Pacific leaders have reacted with horror to Australia's latest move. Find out why.
Harrowing video shows what rescue teams discovered on the Black Sea beach. Find out more.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Towering trees in a national park have been cleared due to a mapping error, a multi-million dollar timber harvesting enterprise has revealed.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
A controversial coal project that could result in more than 1,000 hectares of endangered koala habitat being destroyed or harmed has been approved ahead of the Christmas holidays.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
The electronic device doesn't rely on creams or sprays to treat mosquito bites. Find out more.
A woman's 'terrible' discovery on her laundry floor has sparked calls for a common household device to be banned across Australia.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Flaws in a $1 million fence designed to protect one of Australia's most important populations of koalas could lead to the animals wandering onto the road, wildlife rescuers warn.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Rules designed to protect one of Australia's most elusive tree-climbing species could actually be leaving it stressed and undernourished, new evidence suggests.
By: Michael Dahlstrom
Dense patterns made by sand bubbler crabs at Kewarra Beach north of Cairns. Source: John Brock
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