In photos: The kings and queens of cool
In this week's gallery, learn more about Adelie penguins and why we need to protect their homes
18 April 2019
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In photos: Soaring to new heights in Antarctica
In this week's gallery, learn more about Adelie penguins and why we need to protect their homes
18 April 2019
In photos: What lurks beneath the Reef?
Immerse yourself in the extraordinary underwater world of northern Great Barrier Reef.
11 April 2019
The hidden animal welfare crisis
Tree clearing now kills up to 10 million animals in NSW each year. Away from the public gaze, they die from trauma, stress, or starvation. The pain and...
19 March 2019
The Koala Conservation Plan
The Australia Government has been promising a national strategy to save koalas from extinction for five years. Meanwhile, because of excessive tree-clearing,...
18 March 2019
How much do you know about sea turtles?
Australian waters are home to six of the seven species of sea turtle in the world. They’ve been swimming in our seas since the time of the dinosaurs, but now...
10 February 2019
Made in the shade: How WWF is helping turtle populations
Marine turtles have been present in the ocean since the time of dinosaurs, but they are now face a threat known as feminisation.
10 February 2019
Growing Sea Turtles on the northern Great Barrier Reef
Meet Melissa - a volunteer scientist stationed on Milman Island where we are trialing methods to cool sand temperatures and save turtle populations.
10 February 2019
10 facts about woylies aka the brush-tailed bettong
Here’s one tiny Australian creature you’ll be hearing more of… meet the woylie (brush-tailed bettong).
4 December 2018
How restoring the Yorke can help stop Australia's extinction crisis
WWF is restoring the Yorke Peninsula to tackle the extinction crisis and recover species diversity.
3 December 2018
Turtles not trinkets: Behind the scenes of the illegal wildlife trade
It’s a heartbreaking fact. Hawksbill turtles are being hunted and turned into tortoiseshell souvenirs for unsuspecting tourists.
28 November 2018
Seeing eye-to-eye with the Sumatran tiger
There are as few as 400 Sumatran tigers remaining in the wild. It is significant, but why? And why should we care? Let’s go back a step…
26 November 2018