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Eyes on Mount Barney

Mount Barney was impacted by both the 2019-20 bushfires and recent floods, so a team of researchers went to retrieve camera trap images and calculate the...

3 May 2022

Return of the Emperors

Catch up with the amazing colony of emperor penguins as they return to their icy breeding ground.

28 April 2022

Koala joey "Scampi" just before getting his ear tag

How have the floods affected koalas in the Northern Rivers?

WWF-Australia vet Dr Prishani Vengetas visited the vets at Friends of the Koala to discuss their experience of the floods and help with the rescue and...

27 April 2022

Four Emperor penguin (Aptenodytes forsteri) chicks with an adult at Snow Hill Island colony. Antarctica

World Penguin Day – Emperors on the edge

This World Penguin Day, we want to bring the spotlight to one of Antarctica’s most iconic species – the emperor penguin. These remarkable animals need our help...

21 April 2022

Dr Prishani helped the vet staff at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital perform a health check on a koala (1000px)

Caring for flood-affected wildlife at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital

WWF-Australia vet Dr Prishani Vengetas visited the vets at Currumbin Wildlife Hospital to discuss their experience of the floods and help with the rescue and...

21 April 2022

Areas of the Northern Rivers were inundated with flood water for days

On-the-ground in the Northern Rivers flood recovery effort

Northern NSW is still recovering from the devastating floods in early March 2022, and WWF-Australia conservationist Tanya Pritchard has been on-the-ground...

21 March 2022

Greater glider in a patch of old-growth forest in Munruben, Logan City, south of Brisbane

The team of women saving greater gliders

This International Women’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on some of the women working to give greater gliders a fighting chance for survival following the...

7 March 2022

Governments agree we need a plastic pollution treaty - but how do we get there?

This week we saw a win for people and wildlife as United Nations member states agreed to start work on a global plastic pollution treaty.

1 March 2022

Southern right whales (Eubalaena australis) Raymond Island Victoria

From the tropics to the Antarctic – Australian blue corridors revealed

A new report visualises satellite tracks of 845 whales and brings together 30 years of scientific data to help us better understand the growing threats to...

17 February 2022