Lord Howe Island — a speck of land about 370 miles off mainland Australia, home to just a few hundred people — is the breeding ground for tens of thousands of sable shearwaters: dark brown ...

The researchers on Lord Howe Island saw this coming. Snorkeling on reefs three to 10 feet deep enabled them to gather baseline data to study the reefs before, during, and after bleaching.

You may not have heard of Lord Howe Island, a spec in the Tasman sea between Australia and New Zealand—many Australians haven’t either. Only about 400 people call this six-mile, volcanic isle ...

World Heritage listed in 1982, Lord Howe has more wildlife than people – 370 residents and no more than 400 visitors at any one time, compared with the hundreds of thousands of seabirds that ...

Australia’s Lord Howe Island could attract many tourists to its lush mountains, perfect beaches and blue waters. Instead, it has strict rules to deter all but a few.

The forest at the tip of Lord Howe Island's highest peak is an otherworldly place alive with animals and plants not found elsewhere on Earth. But it's taken radical action to save it.

We’ve partnered with Island House to offer an exclusive four-day tropical, culinary-led getaway guest starring chef David Moyle, who’ll work alongside the House’s own Kimie Uemoto to champion local ...

May 22, 2025 What It’s Like to Stay at Capella Lodge on Lord Howe Island, a Secret, Idyllic Isle in Australia Making it to this ultra-exclusive resort, with nine rooms and occupancy rates that ...