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(L-R) Rosie Goslett-King (WWF-Australia’s WREN (Women Rangers Environmental Network) coordinator), Nathan Lygon (Black Duck Foods), Ben Kitchener (WWF-Australia’s cultural fire coordinator), Terry Hayes and Chris Harris (Black Duck Foods) - (Supplied)

Indigenous food for thought: Traditional agriculture workshop with Black Duck Foods

Words by Rosie Goslett-King, Women Rangers Environmental Network (WREN) Coordinator at WWF-AustraliaIn November 2022, Black Duck Foods held the first of many...

12 April 2023

A curious minke whale playing with the team’s zodiac.

In photos: Protecting Antarctica’s giants

WWF scientists have recently returned from an incredible Antarctic expedition, where they studied whales amongst the ice and Antarctic ocean.

5 April 2023

Black swan cygnets at Lake Gwelup Nature Reserve

Virtual Family Bushwalk - Albert Park, Vic. and Lake Gwelup, WA

To help inspire Australians to take time out for nature, WWF-Australia’s Indigenous Content Specialist, Dr Vanessa Barnett, takes us on a ‘virtual family...

24 March 2023

Eastern quoll at the Devils@Cradle conservation facility, Cradle Mountain, Tasmania

A quest for quolls

Pointy ears, pink nose and a fluffy tail? Sounds like a recipe for another Quoll-ity read from WWF supporter David Waterhouse.

20 March 2023

WWF-Australia partner and Olympic Gold Medalist Bronte Campbell chats to Dr Kim Loo from Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA) and Dr Stuart Blanch from WWF-Australia among the trees in Cooper Park, Bellevue Hill. In this episode of Chats for Change we're setting out to answer the question; Can Trees Save Us?

Chats for Change Episode One: Can Trees Save Us?

Can trees save us? Olympic swimmer and WWF-Australia partner Bronte Campbell is here to find out!

16 March 2023

Supporting communities to sustainable harvest sea grapes

WWF-Australia in partnership with the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) and our corporate partner John West, has...

7 March 2023

A thermometer shows the surface temperate in two parallel streets in Toongabbie in Sydney’s west on 16 February 2023

Trees lower temperatures in a Sydney street by 20 degrees

A new report shines a spotlight on the health benefits of trees with protection against heat a significant factor in a nation which suffers heatwave conditions.

6 March 2023

Acacia melanoxylon, mature dehisced pods showing seeds, each seed encircled by a pinkish seed stalk (funicle) - Wikicommons

Treetment: 5 culturally significant trees used in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicine

For centuries, trees have been central to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and well-being. Here are five culturally significant native Australian...

6 March 2023

Vertical drone shot of timber cutting machine harvesting plantation in south-east Australia

Transition support for the NSW native forest sector

1 March 2023

A green sea turtle (Chelonia mydas) swimming off Heron Island Research Station, Queensland

Backyard Barometer

Backyard Barometer is the most comprehensive review of current and historical Australian attitudes towards nature to date.

1 March 2023

Experience WWF's Antarctic Journey

Experience one of the world's last untouched wilderness areas, Antarctica, on this jaw-dropping WWF adventure.

1 March 2023

The Black Bean Tree by Jirrbal artist Beau Pennefather-Motlop

The story of the black bean tree

The black bean tree has long been used by the Jirrabul people in Queensland as an indicator of storm season approaching. After thousands of years, local Elders...

22 February 2023