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Regenerate Nature by 2030

Together, we are working to restore and regenerate areas of Sky, Country and Saltwater in ways that will allow nature to heal. With the Knowledge and traditions of First Peoples and local communities, we can bring change on a global scale for climate, nature and people.

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WWF-Australia has been a leading voice for nature in Australia for over forty years. Together, we can create change for climate, nature and people.

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A person (Dr Ana Gracanin) installing a greater glider nest box in a tree. the person is attached with safety ropes to a tree, hodling a drill to install the greater glider box, with forest in the background.

How Greater Glider Nest Boxes Are Helping This Endangered Species Survive

Facts about greater gliders and the nest box project Greater gliders are listed as Endangered in Australia . Populations have declined by up to 80%. Greater gliders rely…
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Close up of koala face

6 Culturally significant NSW animal species impacted by nature laws logging loopholes—and why it’s time to close them

Australia has taken a historic step forward for nature and culture. With the passing of the new nature law reform bills , long-standing loopholes that allowed native…
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SEED’s Phoebe Delaney on Wurundjeri Country

Meet SEED’s Phoebe Delaney: The Next Generation is reshaping the future of climate justice for all

Travelling up and down Saltwater Country along the east coast of Australia, where the sand shimmers bright and the ocean feels endless, a young girl grew up with a deep…
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3 images of a greater glider family taken from a livestream camera inside a tree hollow, Tallaganda State Forest, NSW

World-first livestream reveals amazing new insights into greater glider behaviour

A world-first livestream from the hollow of endangered greater gliders has filmed stunning parental behaviour never before witnessed. Native forest logging is one of the…
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a city scene with trees integrated throughout the buildings.

How a Nature-Based Economy Will Benefit Australia

By Michael Davis, Senior Specialist, Carbon Markets and Nature Capital We live in a time of unprecedented prosperity, with advances in technology, medicine and…
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Stock image of a pair of galahs perched on a tree.

What will it take to strengthen Australia’s nature laws and protect wildlife?

By Katinka Day, Government Relations Manager, WWF-Australia I feel lucky to live in a country with the world’s most incredible and distinctive animals. On a good day, as…
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Koala release in Emmaville NSW

An Update on Australia’s Nature Laws: Nature Positive Bills Blocked in Parliament

Despite the majority of Australians—86% according to a recent YouGov poll—calling for stronger nature laws and overwhelming evidence of an extinction crisis, the…
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Wiliji photographed by a sensor camera in Grant Range, West Kimberley

Indigenous rangers rally to protect rare rock-wallabies after devastating wildfire

In the rugged Kimberley region of northwest Australia, a dedicated team of Indigenous rangers is working tirelessly to safeguard one of the country's rarest and most…
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A night parrot in flight

‘Breakthrough discovery’: Indigenous Rangers in outback WA find up to 50 night parrots – one of Australia’s most elusive birds

(This article was originally published in The Conversation, republished here under Creative Commons). Words by Rachel Paltridge (Adjunct Senior Research Fellow, ecology,…
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5 culturally significant wallaby species

Words by Dr Vanessa Barnett, WWF-Australia Indigenous Content Specialist (Yamatji Badimia) Australia's unique wildlife has long been intertwined with the rich cultural…
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Black-flanked rock-wallabies were thought to be extinct from the area for 20 years, until a small population was sighted in 2015.

From the Wheatbelt to the Wild: More Black-flanked Rock-wallabies Return to Kalbarri after 20-Year Disappearance

In honour of International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples , we're excited to share a heart-warming conservation success story that's unfolding in Western…
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Koala sitting on the roadside.

The story of Australia’s extinction crisis so far

Since Australia’s nature laws, aka the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation (EPBC) Act, were implemented in 1999, the list of threatened species and…
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