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Dr Cybele Day (left) and Dr Kim Loo (right) from Doctors for the Environment Australia (DEA) with Dr Stuart Blanch from WWF-Australia among the trees in Cooper Park, Bellevue Hill. DEA has joined forces with WWF to highlight the health benefits of trees.

Trees: the forgotten heroes for our health

More and more, we are turning to technology to help us tackle the ever-growing health, environmental and climate crisis. But the irony is that the perfect...

25 August 2025

Building climate resilience in Vietnam

WWF-Viet Nam’s Climate Resilient by Nature - Mekong Project (CRxN Mekong) offers a more sustainable approach to rice cultivation through the introduction of an...

2 September 2024

In photos: baby joy after juvenile platypus found in Royal National Park survey

Scientists made an adorable and promising discovery during a recent night time survey in Royal National Park - a juvenile platypus.

10 April 2024

Pygmy possum peeks through hand on Yorke Peninsula

15 Things to know about COP15

This December, leaders and decision-makers from all over the world are heading to crucial nature talks in Montreal, Canada, for the 15th meeting of the parties...

23 November 2022

A sensor camera photo of a mother wombat and her in joey taken in the Southern Ranges in NSW as part of the Eyes on Recovery project.

Eyes on Recovery is a large-scale sensor camera project. and a collaboration between WWF, Conservation International, and local land managers and research organisations. Google-powered AI technology has been trained to identify Australian animals in photos to track the recovery of threatened species following the 2019-20 bushfires.

Beloved Burrowers: Digging their way into our hearts

Today on World Wombat Day, we celebrate Australia’s most iconic burrowing mammal and all the other diggers that help keep our ecosystems healthy.

19 October 2022

A brush-tailed bettong is released onto Yorke Peninsula

Sea change for bettongs

36 brush-tailed bettongs have made an epic 2,000km journey from Western Australia to their new home on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula!

1 August 2022

Biodiversity is vital to nature, but what is it?

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

Brush-tailed bettong in hand= Yorke Peninsula

Bright-eyed brushy-tailed! Welcoming the next generation of bettongs to Yorke Peninsula

A southern Yorke Peninsula born brush-tailed bettong has been found. And if that’s not enough, that female also had a young joey in her pouch!

1 May 2022

Celebrating Antarctica’s past to protect its future

This year, we are celebrating important milestones in Antarctic conservation that serve as a reminder of the need to preserve and protect this special region.

30 September 2021

Scalloped hammerhead sharks (Sphyrna lewini) schooling= Cocos Island= Costa Rica= Pacific Ocean

5 ways sharks and rays help ecosystems, other species and people!

This Shark Awareness Day, let’s celebrate some of the most enigmatic and misunderstood creatures of the blue – sharks and rays,

28 June 2021

Rambo the brush-tailed bettong (or woylie) in the hands of keeper Brett Haby at Adelaide Zoo

The ultimate comeback: what it takes to translocate bettongs

Some very precious passengers will soon make an epic journey across the Nullarbor Plain. But these aren't your average holiday-makers; in fact, it's a...

6 May 2021

A woylie (or brush-tailed bettong) being measured in Western Australia

Brush-tailed bettongs ready to be rewilding pioneers on Yorke Peninsula

The Marna Banggara project on Yorke Peninsula is a step closer as Western Australian woylies gear up for a historic move to South Australia.

7 April 2021