5 ways we can improve our State of the Environment
The latest State of the Environment report published in July has revealed he future of Australia’s wildlife and wild places hangs in the balance. Here are five...
1 August 2022
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Sea change for bettongs
36 brush-tailed bettongs have made an epic 2,000km journey from Western Australia to their new home on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula!
1 August 2022
What effect is global warming having on our oceans?
Our oceans are fundamental to life on Earth, but rising sea temperatures are threatening the future for people and our livelihoods, marine habitats and the...
18 July 2022
What an underwater heatwave means for the Great Barrier Reef
When underwater heatwaves hit, the impacts on the Great Barrier Reef can be devastating. In fact, this natural wonder and its network of marine sanctuaries is...
17 July 2022
Recognising Indigenous Knowledges is not just culturally sound, it’s good science
For tens of thousands of years, First Nations people have addressed changing weather on this continent and successfully applied their knowledges to land...
4 July 2022
The Art of Finding Flora - A day in-the-field for the Survive and Thrive project at Namadgi National Park
WWF-Australia joined a seed collecting expedition with the National Parks Conservation Trust and the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) and their team...
30 June 2022
Biodiversity is vital to nature, but what is it?
From trees and animals, to bacteria and microorganisms, find out why biodiversity is so important and what you can do to protect it.
14 June 2022
The Greatest Glider of All
Greater gliders are the cutest, most incredible animal you’ve probably never heard of - find out what makes these adorable flying critters so special.
13 June 2022
Not too hot, not too cold: Getting greater glider nest boxes just right!
Installing hi-tech, thermally appropriate nest boxes for greater gliders to help their recovery following the devastating bushfires of 2019-20.
13 June 2022
Research confirms platypus are locally extinct in Sydney's Royal National Park
Platypus have not been seen in Sydney’s Royal National Park for decades. WWF-Australia’s Rewilding Program Manager Rob Brewster joined a team of researchers in...
3 June 2022
In numbers: the Regenerating Australia film tour wraps up around the country
That’s a wrap! Regen Studios’ short film Regenerating Australia, in collaboration with WWF-Australia, has finished its national tour, with the final screening...
3 June 2022
In photos: Cultural burns on Narungga and Nukunu Country reigniting restorative practice
The Northern and Yorke Landscape Board is collaborating with First Nations people, Firesticks Alliance Indigenous Corporation and National Parks and Wildlife...
22 May 2022