Life after the 2020 bushfires for our WA wildlife
We met up with Native Animal Rescue CEO Kelli Ellemor to see how Western Australia's wildlife is fairing a year on from the 2020 bushfires, and for an update...
31 May 2021
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Brush-tailed bettongs ready to be rewilding pioneers on Yorke Peninsula
The Marna Banggara project on Yorke Peninsula is a step closer as Western Australian woylies gear up for a historic move to South Australia.
7 April 2021
Looking for Lyrebirds
One of WWF's longest and most dedicated supporters shares his story of his lifelong dream to spot the elusive superb lyrebird.
31 March 2021
AI helps protect Australian wildlife in fire-affected areas
Over the next six months, more than 600 sensor cameras will be deployed in bushfire-affected areas across Australia, monitoring and evaluating the surviving...
17 December 2020
Why Australia’s clean energy future is closer than you think
The seeds of Australia’s renewably powered future have already been planted. Here’s your window into a cleaner tomorrow.
16 December 2020
On a mission to restore and rewild Australia
WWF-Australia joins forces with Rewilding Australia to heal our nation’s landscapes and ecosystems.
9 December 2020
22 solutions for community-based wildlife conservation!
As part of the ‘Innovate for Wildlife and People Challenge’, WWF Wildlife Practice and WWF Panda Labs recently collaborated on an innovative experiment using...
25 June 2020
Life Finds a Way: Endangered Species Day 2020
A tour of blackened Kangaroo Island - the scene of catastrophic bushfires - before the COVID-19 lockdown, revealed a glimmer of hope.
14 May 2020
Spotted: Eastern quolls still thriving two years on despite bushfires and risk of predators
New photos reveal reintroduced eastern quoll populations are surviving in Booderee National Park, even after catastrophic bushfires and renewed menace from...
5 May 2020
Egg-cellent egg-laying animals
To celebrate the Easter weekend, we’re sharing some weird and wonderful facts about egg-laying Aussie animals.
8 April 2020
The importance of flying foxes
Before the bushfires started in the Adelaide Hills, an extreme heat-stress event caused thousands of flying foxes to drop dead from the trees. Dr Anne Fowler...
19 March 2020
‘No me, no tree’ - Hope takes flight
Flying foxes, also known as fruit bats, are modest creatures that are remarkable forest gardeners. They disperse seed and pollinate trees, playing a vital role...
17 March 2020