Six powerful ways to help save Australia’s wildlife
In the last decade, three of Australia’s native species have gone extinct and hundreds more are on the verge of extinction. Australia already has the worst...
24 February 2020
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Reinforcements for the front line
In Queensland, WWF-Australia is working with the RSPCA to rescue and treat animals that have fallen victim to fire.
21 February 2020
Hope Rises from the Ashes - behind the scenes on a food drop with Wildcare
President of Queanbeyan-based Wildcare, Belinda Hogarth-Boyd, explains how WWF-Australia is helping the organisation to get the region's wildlife - kangaroos,...
20 February 2020
Detection Dogs at work
Remember Taz and Missy? In case you missed it, this detection dog duo from OWAD Environment were deployed to map koala habitat and look for survivors in a...
6 February 2020
The search for scats
Thanks to our supporters’ urgent donations and furniture company, Koala, detection dogs from OWAD Environment have been deployed into bushfire-affected areas...
10 January 2020
Searching for koalas with detection dogs
Thanks to our supporters’ urgent donations and online furniture retailer, Koala, we’ve been able to deploy vital emergency funds to OWAD Environment who are...
10 January 2020
My Favourite Forest
WWF-Australia's conservationist, Dr Stuart Blanch, takes us on a journey to his favourite Australian forest...
18 December 2019
WWF-Australia’s 2019 in Review
2019 was a big year for WWF and our planet. We achieved a lot, and we couldn’t have done it without our supporters.
16 December 2019
Towards Two Billion Trees - Report
WWF-Australia’s national ten point plan to save and grow two billion trees in Australia by 2030.
30 November 2019
First steps to turning back the tide on Yorke Peninsula
The first steps to restoring the spectacular Yorke Peninsula landscape are well underway, with a 23 km predator-control fence being constructed to protect...
14 November 2019
What to do if you come across injured wildlife during the bushfires
Bushfires aren’t a rare occurrence in Australia, especially with our dry climate. To prepare for the even hotter days ahead, here are a few steps you can...
13 November 2019
Releasing cane toads to save our native species
Releasing more cane toads in Australia is a crazy idea. But it just might save our native species.
14 October 2019