Latest Blogs

Latest stories

182 stories

Conservation Goals Climate (4)

All Conservation Goals Amplify Indigenous voices Climate Energy Food Oceans Species

Year All years

All years 2026 2025 2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013

Clear filters

Plastic pollution - a plastic bag and rubbish float in the ocean

Plastic waste and global heating - what's the connection?

Find out how plastic production and waste is impacting our global climates, economies and livelihoods.

10 July 2023

Eucalypt forest in dry bed of Flaggy Creek, north of Coonabarabran, NSW

Australia’s Nature Repair Market Bill: what happened in the Senate, and what next?

A Nature Repair Market has the potential to be a game changer for biodiversity conservation in Australia, provided it is governed with high integrity, attracts...

4 July 2023

Hawksbill turtle (Eretmochelys imbricata) swimming underwater, Nosy Be, North Madagascar

In photos: 45 years in the field

Explore the captivating journey of 45 years in the field as we celebrate protecting our planet's precious wildlife and habitats at WWF.

29 June 2023

WWF-Australia partner and Olympic Gold Medalist Bronte Campbell chats to Dr Kim Loo from Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA) and Dr Stuart Blanch from WWF-Australia among the trees in Cooper Park, Bellevue Hill. In this episode of Chats for Change we're setting out to answer the question; Can Trees Save Us?

Chats for Change Episode One: Can Trees Save Us?

Can trees save us? Olympic swimmer and WWF-Australia partner Bronte Campbell is here to find out!

16 March 2023

A thermometer shows the surface temperate in two parallel streets in Toongabbie in Sydney’s west on 16 February 2023

Trees lower temperatures in a Sydney street by 20 degrees

A new report shines a spotlight on the health benefits of trees with protection against heat a significant factor in a nation which suffers heatwave conditions.

6 March 2023

River Affric and autumnal pine and birch woodland, Glen Affric, Highland, Scotland, UK

The moment the world decided to turn things around for Nature

A new deal for people and nature. WWF-Australia's Chief Conservation Officer, Rachel Lowry, reflects on the new landmark global agreement for nature.

23 December 2022

What are your #EcoGoals for the new year?

Here's what the team at WWF-Australia are doing in 2023 to help our planet.

19 December 2022

The Bass Strait Island Wombat is one of the culturally significant species soon to return to lungtalanana

Wins for nature in 2022; thanks to you

Here is a snapshot of all that WWF-Australia achieved with your support in 2022 as a part of our mission to Regenerate Australia.

16 December 2022

Two Christmas presents tagged with leaves. Photo by Kari Shea on Unsplash

6 environmentally friendly Christmas gifts for millennials

Millennials make up the biggest generation in history, even bigger than the baby boomers. As a whole, we play the most video games, download the most music,...

30 November 2022

Australians should rally behind bid to host COP31

All Australians should get behind our proposal to host the COP31 climate talks in 2026.

9 November 2022

WWF Supporters take part in the Global Day of Action for Climate Justice march through Glasgow during COP26 in 2021

What is COP27? 27 things you need to know

As we speak, 165 nations are meeting in Sharm El Sheikh in Egypt for COP27. We're giving you the run down of things you need to know about COP27

7 November 2022

proud Kamilaroi water scientist= WWF-Australia Governor and Living Planet Report co-author Associate Professor Bradley Moggridge (Supplied)

“Gali Maayrr”: why Australian water management needs Indigenous voices

Australian water needs Indigenous Traditional Knowledge to be the healthiest it can be, both now and into the future. In this revealing interview, proud...

2 November 2022