Working together to care for Wiliji and Country
Discover how Nyikina Mangala Rangers and WWF-Australia are working together to protect the endangered wiliji rock-wallaby through a powerful blend of...
31 July 2025
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Discover how Nyikina Mangala Rangers and WWF-Australia are working together to protect the endangered wiliji rock-wallaby through a powerful blend of...
31 July 2025
Meet the Nyikina Mangala Rangers, who after a recent devastating wildfire in Australia’s Kimberley region are using innovative and traditional methods to...
8 November 2024
A groundbreaking study published in CSIRO's International Journal of Wildland Fire has quantified the impact of these Indigenous fire management practices. The...
23 September 2024
Thanks to a Lotterywest grant of $2.2 m in 2019, WWF-Australia has been continuing to support Indigenous rangers’ conservation leadership in the Kimberley....
19 January 2024
The Warru Rangers from APY Lands in South Australia recently visited the Nyikina Mangala Rangers in the Kimberley region of Western Australia to exchange...
15 November 2023
Caught on camera! Step into the wild and unfiltered world of the Kimberley's wildest animal selfies on Nyaliga Country! Thanks to the Nyaliga Rangers and...
28 July 2023
The Nyaliga Rangers are using Two-way Science (traditional methods and Western science together) to look after Wilinggin Country. Now, with WWF-Australia’s...
2 July 2023
How do you find an animal you haven’t seen in a decade? You search for scat! Make some discoveries of your own in this eye-opening episode rundown of Scat Chat...
4 October 2022
In this incredible gallery, teamwork and North-West Australia’s incredible natural beauty is on full display as Indigenous rangers and researchers race to...
16 November 2021
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
For thousands of years Aboriginal people in the Kimberley have been looking after country and undertaking traditional burning practices.
2 June 2020
Releasing more cane toads in Australia is a crazy idea. But it just might save our native species.
14 October 2019