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(From left): Rosie Goslett-King, proud Yuin woman and WWF-Australia’s First Nations Program Manager; Bianca McNeair, proud Malgana woman and Program Lead for the Indigenous Women’s Ranger Network at WWF-Australia; and Leigh-Ann Woolley, Northern Australia Biocultural Conservation Manager

Witnessing Strength: Reflections on the 2024 Strong Women for Healthy Country Forum

To mark their incredible experience at the 2024 Strong Women for Healthy Country Forum, Rosie Goslett-King, proud Yuin woman and WWF-Australia’s First Nations...

14 October 2024

Participants at the 2023 Strong Women for Healthy Country Forum

Now more than ever - we need Strong Women caring for Healthy Country

To honour National Reconciliation Week, Strong Women for Healthy Country Network members talk about why Now more than ever - we need Strong Women caring for...

30 May 2024

Kamilaroi artist Teagan Malcolm's depiction of the platypus

The Platypus: A Mascot of the Misfits with deep cultural significance

The platypus is very culturally-significant to First Peoples. Find out why it is sacred and needs our support to thrive.

26 May 2024

Indigenous koala art from Wiradjuri and Gundungurra artist Sarah Levett.

A cuddly cultural icon: the koala's enduring significance

For First Peoples, the koala's cultural importance endures for generations through Dreaming stories, art, and spiritual beliefs inextricably tying this...

3 May 2024

The Black Bean Tree by Jirrbal artist Beau Pennefather-Motlop

Indigenous conservation voices, knowledge and strategies are critical to caring for Country

In response to the Australia's Voice to Parliament referendum, Dermot O’Gorman, CEO, WWF-Australia explains why recognising and supporting First Nations...

15 October 2023

WWF-Australia's Darren Grover on the Voice to Parliament: "The answers are there if we're prepared to listen"

In this powerful video, Darren Grover, Head of Regenerative Country at WWF-Australia talks about the important place First Peoples voices have in caring for...

10 October 2023

WWF-Australia's Rosie Goslett-King at the 2023 Strong Women for Healthy Country Forum

VIDEO: First Peoples Voices is crucial to caring for Country

In this thoughtful video, proud Yuin woman and WWF-Australia's Women Rangers Environmental Network (WREN) Rosie Goslett-King tells us why First Peoples having...

10 October 2023

Regenerating nature relies on First Nations voices

Discover how integrating First Nations wisdom and practices can lead Australia towards a regenerative future. Learn about WWF-Australia's mission to restore...

19 September 2023

Gudjuda Ranger Coordinator Eddie Smallwood= Alva Beach= Ayr= North Queensland

Gudjuda Elder Uncle Eddie Smallwood shares his Voice with you

In his video message straight from the heart, Gudjuda Ranger Coordinator and Elder Eddie Smallwood explains why he is so passionate about First Peoples having...

3 July 2023

Why Australian Nature Needs and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice

Cliff Cobbo, WWF-Australia’s Senior Indigenous Engagement Manager here. In this video, I talk about what a Voice to Parliament means to me personally, and what...

3 July 2023

A group of Wuthathi Rangers stand atop a sand dune facing the camera. They are wearing ranger clothing. They are surrounded by short green vegetation, and the ocean and blue sky is in the background.

Solar powered Wuthathi Indigenous Custodians return to Country

For the first time in 200 years, solar power is helping Wuthathi Peoples to return to Cape York Peninsula, to live and work on Country since being removed by...

1 June 2023

Acacia melanoxylon, mature dehisced pods showing seeds, each seed encircled by a pinkish seed stalk (funicle) - Wikicommons

Treetment: 5 culturally significant trees used in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander medicine

For centuries, trees have been central to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health and well-being. Here are five culturally significant native Australian...

6 March 2023