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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
WWF supporter David Waterhouse shares a special poem with us about Greater Flamingos; birds that are truly ‘candy to the eyes.’ In this piece, David transports...
27 June 2022
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
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
Installing hi-tech, thermally appropriate nest boxes for greater gliders to help their recovery following the devastating bushfires of 2019-20.
13 June 2022
Nest expeditions and tree planting projects
8 June 2022
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
News on a reforestation project in Malaysia.
1 June 2022
In this gorgeous video, Girringun Ranger Andrew Congoo talks about why the bungaroo (saltwater turtle) means so much to Indigenous Saltwater people in...
22 May 2022
WWF-Australia is reflecting on an important strategy in moving towards a Nature Positive future – the vital role of Indigenous Protected Areas (IPAs).
21 May 2022
Biodiversity is the collection of all the different types of life found in any one area. It is the trees and grass that grow there, the animals that call them...
19 May 2022
The world's only truly nectivorous (nectar-eating) marsupial weighs just 7-10 grams, is nocturnal and can be extremely difficult to find. On a trip to Western...
18 May 2022