Celebrating net gains on Shark Awareness Day
Within our vast oceans, it's easy for complex interrelationships to go unnoticed. That is, until the delicate balance is disturbed.
14 July 2017
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Update from the field: Why Our Languages Matter
The importance of Indigenous languages and the retention of those languages was brought home to me again a few weeks ago.
6 July 2017
In photos: Koalas with nowhere to go
Koala carer Clare, from Return to the Wild Inc, has been looking after koalas for decades. Check out some of the photos she has taken during her time...
19 June 2017
Current status of the koala in Queensland and New South Wales
A new report highlights that koala numbers have declined by 26% in NSW and by 53% in QLD over the past and future three koala generations.
31 May 2017
Why I love my job
Conservationist Darren Grover tells about his lifelong passion for animals.
17 March 2017
Quokka populations bouncing back after fires thanks to your generosity
When bushfires tore through vital quokka habitat in Western Australia’s southern forests in February 2015 we asked for your help, and you delivered in spades....
2 March 2017
Tracking Antarctica
WWF Tracking Antarctica dives into the science of Antarctica and the Southern Ocean and identifies ways the wonders of the region can be preserved for...
13 October 2016
Nyarlku takes all the jakurli to Broome
In the Dreaming, Nyarlku the bilby found all the jakurli (pearlshell) in shallow waters of the big lake, Paruku. A traditional Walmajarri story from the...
8 July 2016
Searching for a Phantom in the Kimberley
Indigenous rangers in the Kimberley are helping us survey, research and find elusive wallabies such as the diminutive nabarlek.
8 April 2016
Rocking the Wheatbelt
In 2012 the students of Kellerberrin District School joined the fight to save the threatened black-flanked rock-wallabies of the central Wheatbelt in WA.
8 January 2013