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6 Culturally significant NSW animal species impacted by nature laws logging loopholes—and why it’s time to close them

Discover 6 culturally significant NSW species with documented Indigenous names — from koalas and greater gliders to glossy black‑cockatoos — and learn how the...

25 November 2025

Guboo Ted Thomas led the fight to protect Biamanga Mountain from logging.

5 Culturally Significant Sites in NSW: Their history and future under new nature laws

Discover 5 Indigenous sacred sites in NSW currently or historically impacted by logging loopholes under Regional Forest Agreements, that will now benefit from...

21 November 2025

Indigenous Snow Gum Tree art from Wiradjuri and Gundungurra artist Sarah Levett.

10 Culturally Significant Tree Species Impacted by Logging in NSW

Discover 10 culturally-significant tree species in NSW impacted by logging, including Snow Gum and Spotted Gum. Learn about their traditional uses by...

15 October 2025

Aunty Sharron mirii Bell, proud Gamilaraay and Wiradjuri woman, children’s performer and educator with Dinawan the Emu (Emu) **dinawan is emu in wiradjuri language**

Voices from the Forest: Aunty Sharron mirii Bell Talks Children, Country, and the Future

Discover how Aunty Sharron mirii Bell, proud Gamilaraay and Wiradjuri woman, children’s performer and educator, is inspiring children to connect with nature...

29 September 2025

Takesa Frank in a forest at Narrawallee.

Voices from the Forest: Takesa Frank

Discover the powerful story of Takesa Frank, a proud Aboriginal woman and environmental advocate, as she campaigns to end native forest logging in New South...

18 September 2025

2023 Young Environmentalist of the Year Takesa Frank

Takesa Frank: The Next Generation is taking passion for protecting Country global

Meet Takesa Frank, a proud Aboriginal woman and environmental leader standing up for Country. In honour of this year’s NAIDOC Week theme: “The Next Generation:...

6 June 2025

Use your voice to give Victoria’s forests a future!

The Victorian Government has opened a survey to understand what you think is most important about the magnificent forests of the Central Highlands. Have your...

22 April 2024

Logging in Tallaganda State Forest, NSW.

Why is Australia cutting down trees? And where do the logs end up?

We all need trees – to breathe, to belong, to survive. But Australia is still logging native forests. We’re calling on our leaders to end this destruction. Add...

22 December 2023

Dr Kita Ashman surveys a tree in Tallaganda

All I want for Christmas is an end to native forest logging

By Dr Kita Ashman, Threatened Species and Climate Adaptation Ecologist, WWF-AustraliaAs the holiday season approaches, amidst the joy and mounting festive...

20 December 2023

The Art of Finding Flora - A day in-the-field for the Survive and Thrive project at Namadgi National Park

WWF-Australia joined a seed collecting expedition with the National Parks Conservation Trust and the Australian National Botanic Gardens (ANBG) and their team...

30 June 2022

Zareth Long undertaking controlled burn in Birriliburu Indigenous Protected Area= WA. Annette Ruzicka= Bush Heritage Australia= Author provided

5 big ideas: how Australia can tackle climate change while restoring nature, culture and communities

Here are five big ideas to tackle climate change while benefiting communities, our economy and our natural and cultural heritage.

8 December 2021

Monica Edgar Yawuru Country Manager - fire photos

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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