She-oaks on the menu for glossy black cockatoos
The endangered glossy black cockatoo was given a leg-up when drooping she-oak seedlings were planted by groups of volunteers on 44 different Kangaroo Island...
24 September 2020
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The endangered glossy black cockatoo was given a leg-up when drooping she-oak seedlings were planted by groups of volunteers on 44 different Kangaroo Island...
24 September 2020
A koala colony at Swan Bay in the Richmond Valley enjoyed a scrumptious eucalyptus feast as teams gathered to plant 2,000 koala feed trees and 1,500 wildlife...
7 August 2020
An estimated 3 billion native animals were impacted by the Australian bushfires. The true cost and tally of lives lost will never be known; but these figures...
28 July 2020
Annie the koala is one of the lucky survivors undergoing rehabilitation at Phillip Island Nature Parks. WWF-Australia Wildlife Emergency Response Officer...
24 July 2020
Frankie the koala was found injured after the devastating bushfires. Thanks to WWF supporters he received treatment by specialist vets and carers. And now...
24 July 2020
Our native landscapes were being destroyed long before the Australian bushfires, with barely a mention. Right under the government's nose.
15 July 2020
Last summer’s bushfires had a devastating impact on many native species, but few were pushed to the brink quite like the Kangaroo Island dunnart. Learn about...
11 June 2020
WWF-Australia is responding to the unprecedented scale of devastation by calling for global support to establish a AUD$30 million Australian Wildlife and...
6 June 2020
Watch WWF-Australia’s National Bushfire Response and Recovery Plan Webinar
2 June 2020
Commissioned by the World Wide Fund for Nature Australia
1 June 2020
If we can’t save the koala, then what hope do we have for a future where people and nature thrive?
29 May 2020
Q and A: Behind the scenes of the search for hope on Kangaroo Island. Learn how Kangaroo Island is recovering after the bushfires.
27 May 2020