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Jirrbal Traditional Owners Kayla Henry and Andrew Congoo of Girringun rangers

Why Australian Nature Needs ‘Our Knowledge’

Leading Indigenous conservation voices explain how traditional knowledge and land management is key to recovering the landscapes and animal populations that...

26 September 2021

National Sorry Day 2021

We listen to the knowledge of these vital voices in Indigenous conservation, and learn how cultural burning returns much more than traditional bushfire...

26 May 2021

Uncle Warren Foster, Dan Morgan and Koby Morgan of Firesticks Alliance

Cultural Fire: The Next Generation

In this moving video, Uncle Warren (Elder and Knowledge Holder for the Yuin Nation), Firesticks Alliance’s Dan Morgan and his nephew Kobe talk about the...

26 May 2021

The unique native Australian koala, hugging a gum tree

Video: Why Healthy Koala Country Needs Eucalyptus Trees

Githabul Ranger Phillip Williams explains why Healthy Koala Country needs eucalyptus trees.

27 April 2021

Erskine Range Landscape - Nyikina Mangala Rangers

In photos: On Country with the Nyikina Mangala Rangers

WWF-Australia has been working with Nyikina Mangala Rangers since 2012 in the Grant, Edgar and Erskine ranges. Nyikina Mangala Rangers conduct surveys on...

31 July 2020

Monica Edgar Yawuru Country Manager - fire photos

Contact Lwolley@wwf.org.au for usage permissions and more information

2020 - but exact date unknown.

Fighting fire with fire in the Kimberley

For thousands of years Aboriginal people in the Kimberley have been looking after country and undertaking traditional burning practices.

2 June 2020