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

A dedicated research team has detected the largest known night parrot population in the world: perhaps as many as 50, living in WA’s Great Sandy Desert, on...

8 October 2024

Firesticks Alliance co-founder and cultural burning expert Victor Steffensen conducting a workshop on Jervoise Station

Farming progress using Traditional Fire Knowledge: Uniting Communities and Transforming Landscapes

In the sun-baked grasslands of North Queensland, an extraordinary partnership between NQ Dry Tropics, the Firesticks Alliance, WWF-Australia, Gugu Badhun...

4 October 2024

New study confirms Indigenous Fire Management equals success against wildfires in the Kimberley

A groundbreaking study published in CSIRO's International Journal of Wildland Fire has quantified the impact of these Indigenous fire management practices. The...

23 September 2024

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

How We Are Saving Greater Gliders from Extinction

From extending Stop Work orders, advocating for stronger protection measures for greater gliders, and creating innovative nestbox homes - learn about the many...

11 September 2024

Building climate resilience in Vietnam

WWF-Viet Nam’s Climate Resilient by Nature - Mekong Project (CRxN Mekong) offers a more sustainable approach to rice cultivation through the introduction of an...

2 September 2024

Five Great Reasons: A Fair and Credible Energy Plan for Queenslanders

By Ariane Wilkinson, Senior Manager - Climate & Energy Policy, BrisbaneWe all want our families to live safe and healthy lives and to enjoy the many...

28 August 2024

A list of small, brown and bouncy Australian animals

Australia is home to many small, brown and bouncy creatures tasked with an essential job: regenerating Australian nature. They play an important role as...

28 August 2024

Parma wallabies on the Mount Wilson property of conservationist Peter Pigott. Mr Pigott helped bring a group of wallabies back to Australia from New Zealand in 1969 after the species was thought to be extinct.

5 facts about the parma wallaby

Parma wallabies are small nocturnal marsupials native to eastern Australia. An incredibly shy species, parma wallabies don’t like to talk about themselves all...

23 August 2024

Androo Kelly (Owner & Director of Trowunna Wildlife Park) holding two eastern quoll pups in Mole Creek, Tasmania.

4 species of Australian quoll and how they are fighting for survival—and our ecosystems

Australia is fortunate to be home to wildlife that can’t be found in any other country on the planet - including four unique species of quoll. Learn what makes...

23 August 2024

5 culturally significant wallaby species

Among the many iconic animals that feature prominently in Aboriginal lore and daily life, wallabies hold a special place. Let's explore five wallaby species...

22 August 2024

Mixing Music and Conservation to Save Threatened Species

Discover how concert pianist and WWF Legacy Society member David Scheel combines his passion for music and conservation to protect endangered species.

21 August 2024

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 celebration of the International Day of the World's Indigenous Peoples, we are delighted to unveil an uplifting tale of collaborative conservation triumph...

9 August 2024