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7 threatened wildlife to spot around Sydney

Sydney is a coastal metropolis known for its picturesque beaches and sparkling blue harbour waters. Live in NSW's capital city? Find out what threatened...

2 September 2022

Glenn Morris, General Manager of FigTrees Organic Farms on his organic beef farm near Inverell NSW. Glenn is wearing a dark blue work shirt and brown hat and is looking out over farmland and trees.

What gives me hope is generational change

Derek Robertson, sits on WWF-Australia's advisory Board of Governors. After a lifetime of involvement in the environment, he has hope that the tides are...

31 August 2022

Aerial view of a cattle farm in Queensland, June 2017.
Through Project Pioneer, WWF-Australia is working with leading beef producers in Queensland to develop, trial and validate improved livestock and pasture management that can deliver significant economic, social and environmental gains. Our major objective is to reduce run-off from farms and to improve water quality in the catchments feeding into the Great Barrier Reef lagoon.

With an ambitious 10-Year Energy Plan, Queensland could become a Renewable Energy Exports Superpower

WWF-Australia has joined with Australian businesses to call on the Queensland Government to commit to an ambitious 10 Year Energy Plan and give Queensland a...

29 August 2022

Koala (Phascolarctos cinereus) in a tree

How do you find a koala that leaves no trail? Answer revealed on Scat Chat with WWF

In the highly anticipated first episode of Scat Chat with WWF host Carlo Ritchie caught up with WWF-Australia’s Landscape Restoration Project Manager, Tanya...

29 August 2022

Spotted-tailed quoll also known as a tiger quoll on a log

Banking on Natural Capital

Learn how Banking on Natural Capital represents a vision for a global economy that is transparent, inclusive and ecologically sustainable.

25 August 2022

WWF-Australia's Rob Brewster and Narungga youth release a bettong on Guuranda (Yorke Peninsula)

One endangered animal, two mobs, a shared dream

The first of 36 jet-setting bettongs were released on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula (Guuranda) in June as part of the groundbreaking Marna Banggara...

21 August 2022

A Lion in is laying on the ground in Tsavo East National Park, Kenya.

The last Asian lions

Long-standing WWF supporter and environmental storyteller David Waterhouse writes to us this month on his encounter with the elusive Asiatic Lion to celebrate...

8 August 2022

A kookaburra surveys its destroyed home after a bushfire passed through Wallabi Point, NSW.

5 ways we can improve our State of the Environment

The latest State of the Environment report published in July has revealed he future of Australia’s wildlife and wild places hangs in the balance. Here are five...

1 August 2022

Queensland Climate Action Plan

1 August 2022

A brush-tailed bettong is released onto Yorke Peninsula

Sea change for bettongs

36 brush-tailed bettongs have made an epic 2,000km journey from Western Australia to their new home on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula!

1 August 2022

A mother tiger (Krishna, T-19) and her cub look at the camera with tall grass behind them. Ranthambore National Park, India

To see a tiger

As we celebrate World Tiger Day, long-term WWF supporter and Legacy Society member, David Waterhouse shares his story of traveling through India and his rare...

27 July 2022

Bottlenose dolphins swimming in the ocean

What effect is global warming having on our oceans?

Our oceans are fundamental to life on Earth, but rising sea temperatures are threatening the future for people and our livelihoods, marine habitats and the...

18 July 2022