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The Boorubee (koala) dubbed Rubee by the Minyumai Rangers, photographed by a trail camera on Minyumai IPA.

This photo changed everything: the return of chlamydia-free Boorubee (koalas) to Minyumai IPA

After the 2019–20 bushfires tore through northern New South Wales, close to 90 per cent of Minyumai Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), south of Evans Head, was...

20 May 2026

Koala mother and joey seek refuge on bulldozed logs in Queensland, Australia.

Q&A: Reforming Australia's Nature Laws - Explained

The Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation Act 1999 (EPBC Act) is meant to protect Australia’s threatened species and natural habitats... So why...

5 November 2025

A koala looking directly at the camera while eating. Lismore, New South Wales, Australia. In the mature Eucalypt trees near Lismore, some koalas are very active at sunset, feeding on leaves. Under threat, their main challenge is to find enough suitable habitat as deforestation has led to a shrinkage of the available territory for these animals, making WWF-Australia’s initiative of creating koala friendly forests with landowners more relevant than ever.

Landholders leading the way in koala recovery

Across northern NSW, landholders are bringing landscapes back to life through the Koala Friendly Carbon Initiative. Meet the farming families who are restoring...

28 July 2025

Koala Friendly Carbon Initiative: a win-win for private landholders and wildlife

How WWF-Australia and Climate Friendly are working with private landholders to restore vital koala habitat as part of a world-first carbon initiative

17 July 2025

WWF-Australia's Indigenous Land Management Specialist Djarra Delaney

Meet the Next Generation of Indigenous Conservation Leaders: WWF-Australia’s Djarra Delaney

In celebration of NAIDOC Week 2025, meet Quandamooka man Djarra Delaney, Indigenous Land Management Specialist at WWF-Australia. Discover his powerful work in...

6 July 2025

SEED’s Phoebe Delaney on Wurundjeri Country

Meet SEED’s Phoebe Delaney: The Next Generation is reshaping the future of climate justice for all

Discover how Phoebe Delaney, a passionate community campaigner with Seed Mob, is empowering young First Nations leaders to protect Country and climate. A...

6 July 2025

2023 Young Environmentalist of the Year Takesa Frank

Takesa Frank: The Next Generation is taking passion for protecting Country global

Meet Takesa Frank, a proud Aboriginal woman and environmental leader standing up for Country. In honour of this year’s NAIDOC Week theme: “The Next Generation:...

6 June 2025

Significant Survivor: Pakana Rangers’ search for loneliest echidna in Australia

Explore the inspiring journey of the Pakana Rangers as they uncover the mystery of an echidna on Lungtalanana Island. Learn about their dedicated efforts to...

27 May 2025

L-R: Cultural burn on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), Point Lookout on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), and WWF-Stradbroke Island 2024.Surveying of Koalas, by Hi tech thermal imaging drone.

Choosing Nature through Fire, Water and Sky: Quandamooka Indigenous Rangers' elemental approach to Protecting Minjerribah's Precious Koalas

On Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation Rangers, with the support of WWF-Australia, WWF-Denmark, Robotto...

14 April 2025

Murrumbidgee River at Shepherds Lookout in Canberra