What an underwater heatwave means for the Great Barrier Reef
When underwater heatwaves hit, the impacts on the Great Barrier Reef can be devastating. In fact, this natural wonder and its network of marine sanctuaries is...
17 July 2022
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Tree planting for rock-wallabies
Nearly 30 WWF-Australia supporters recently rolled up their sleeves to help revegetate black-flanked rock-wallaby habitat at the Nangeen Hill Nature Reserve,...
14 July 2022
The scars of our landscape
I’ve never experienced anything so deafeningly silent as a forest that has been destroyed. I’ve stood in recently logged forests, and at first, the visual...
12 July 2022
Transparency technology tracing fish from bait to plate in Fijian tuna industry
More than 60% of the world’s tuna comes from the Pacific. Tuna fisheries are estimated to be worth $5-7 billion annually to Pacific Island economies and form...
9 July 2022
A Blueprint to Regenerate Australia
Here are ten things we must do to ensure we get the best possible outcomes for people and nature.
5 July 2022
WATCH: In the forest with gliders
Take five minutes to unwind and relax in Tallaganda National Park... and see if you can spot some furry friends!
4 July 2022
Recognising Indigenous Knowledges is not just culturally sound, it’s good science
For tens of thousands of years, First Nations people have addressed changing weather on this continent and successfully applied their knowledges to land...
4 July 2022
Rewilding lungtalanana: Returning nature, culture and sovereignty to the wilds of the Bass Strait
After years of post-invasion destruction and bushfires, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC), WWF-Australia’s Rewilding Australia team, and researchers from...
2 July 2022
Five ways you can support mob caring on Country
WWF-Australia’s Indigenous Engagement team members Rosie Goslett-King, Ben Kitchener and Cliff Cobbo have come together with Girringun Aboriginal Corporation’s...
2 July 2022
A legacy of nurture for all living things
Audrey’s love for all wildlife has inspired her to leave a long-lasting gift to WWF-Australia, which will protect nature and what she cares about most into the...
1 July 2022
The Art of Finding Flora - A day in-the-field for the Survive and Thrive project at Namadgi National Park
WWF-Australia joined a seed collecting expedition with the National Parks Conservation Trust and the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) and their team...
30 June 2022
A feast of flamingos
WWF supporter David Waterhouse shares a special poem with us about Greater Flamingos; birds that are truly ‘candy to the eyes.’ In this piece, David transports...
27 June 2022