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Dr Kita Ashman, WWF-Australia's Threatened Species & Climate Adaptation Ecologist, releasing a GPS collared greater glider

Keeping track of the elusive greater glider with GPS collars

Find out how this innovative technology is being used to track one of Australia's most elusive animals - the greater glider.

13 June 2023

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Blue Corridors of the Eastern Pacific Ocean

Opportunities and Actions to Protect Migratory Whales

6 June 2023

Shining a spotlight on nature at Vivid Sydney

What do humpback whales, green turtles and koalas have in common? They all face threats from climate change. That’s why WWF-Australia was proud to partner with...

5 June 2023

A group of Wuthathi Rangers stand atop a sand dune facing the camera. They are wearing ranger clothing. They are surrounded by short green vegetation, and the ocean and blue sky is in the background.

Solar powered Wuthathi Indigenous Custodians return to Country

For the first time in 200 years, solar power is helping Wuthathi Peoples to return to Cape York Peninsula, to live and work on Country since being removed by...

1 June 2023

Researcher Chloe Frick holds a juvenile male brush-tailed bettong born on the southern Yorke Peninsula.

Critically endangered yalgiri (bettongs) making history on Yorke Peninsula

New monitoring and heartwarming images from the field have confirmed that bettongs, wildlife at the centre of the Marna Banggara project’s tireless...

19 May 2023

Protecting Australia’s wildflowers

Botanica by Air Wick has partnered with WWF-Australia to create The Rare Bloom Project. In collaboration with the Australian Seed Bank Partnership, we’re...

17 May 2023

What are the benefits of a Net-Free Reef?

Gill nets are used in more than 60% of the Great Barrier Reef, but did you know both animals and people can benefit from their removal? Here's how.

16 May 2023

WWF-Australia partner and seven-time world surfing champion Layne Beachley joins Richard Leck, WWF-Australia's Head of Oceans to chat the benefits of a Net-Free Reef.

Chats for Change Episode Two: Can we protect the marine wildlife on the Great Barrier Reef?

Can we protect the marine wildlife on the Great Barrier Reef? Seven-time world surfing champion and WWF-Australia partner Layne Beachley is here to find out!

12 May 2023

5 culturally significant species that love a Net-Free Reef

Reef species are sacred, especially to Traditional Owners connected with the Great Barrier Reef. Here are five culturally significant species that would...

5 May 2023

A sensor camera photo of a young koala in the NSW Blue Mountains, taken as part of the Eyes on Recovery project.

Eyes on Recovery is a large-scale sensor camera project. and a collaboration between WWF, Conservation International, and local land managers and research organisations. Google-powered AI technology has been trained to identify Australian animals in photos to track the recovery of threatened species following the 2019-20 bushfires.

AI reveals signs of recovery in areas devastated by bushfires

As part of a collaborative project, WWF has deployed wildlife cameras across bushfire-affected regions in Australia and is using AI to automatically identify...

4 May 2023

Coming together to protect the royal penguin

Can you name all 18 penguin species? We want to bring your attention to one of the lesser-known penguins…the royal penguin.

28 April 2023

Christine Hof (Program Manager Marine Species, WWF-Australia) snorkelling with a sea turtle on Heron Island, Queensland.

10 Ways You Can Help the Great Barrier Reef

Here are ten ways you can help protect the Great Barrier Reef and the iconic animals that call it home.

28 April 2023