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A person (Dr Ana Gracanin) installing a greater glider nest box in a tree. the person is attached with safety ropes to a tree, hodling a drill to install the greater glider box, with forest in the background.

How Greater Glider Nest Boxes Are Helping This Endangered Species Survive

Discover how climate‑smart nest boxes are giving Endangered greater gliders safe new homes after bushfires, deforestation and logging – and how you can help...

16 February 2026

Cloth-wrapped gift with eucalyptus leaves

Give a gift that gives: 10 conscious gift ideas for environmentally-minded people in your life

Discover 10 sustainable gift ideas that help wildlife and protect nature. Make this Christmas meaningful with WWF-Australia’s eco-friendly guide.

2 December 2025

Jack Nesbitt and springer spaniel Max from Canines for Wildlife hunt for koala scat in Dorrigo, NSW

Scent detection dogs sniffing out the koalas of Dorrigo

By using scent detection dogs to sniff out koala scat (poo) conservation groups have been studying koala populations in Dorrigo, NSW.

9 April 2024

Senior Manager Impact Partnerships Kathryn Birch with a rescued koala at Friends of the Koala, NSW

A new driving force for Northern Rivers koalas: working in partnership

Thanks to our partnership with furniture company Koala, Friends of the Koala now have a new volunteer coordinator and electric vehicle to support their work in...

29 September 2023

The power of trees: the race to end deforestation and restore nature’s climate control

That’s why WWF-Australia is leading the effort to protect and restore our trees. Together with our partners and communities around the nation, we have a...

14 September 2023

Researcher Chloe Frick holds a juvenile male brush-tailed bettong born on the southern Yorke Peninsula.

Critically endangered yalgiri (bettongs) making history on Yorke Peninsula

New monitoring and heartwarming images from the field have confirmed that bettongs, wildlife at the centre of the Marna Banggara project’s tireless...

19 May 2023

A sensor camera photo of a young koala in the NSW Blue Mountains, taken 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.

AI reveals signs of recovery in areas devastated by bushfires

As part of a collaborative project, WWF has deployed wildlife cameras across bushfire-affected regions in Australia and is using AI to automatically identify...

4 May 2023

The Bass Strait Island Wombat is one of the culturally significant species soon to return to lungtalanana

Wins for nature in 2022; thanks to you

Here is a snapshot of all that WWF-Australia achieved with your support in 2022 as a part of our mission to Regenerate Australia.

16 December 2022

Honey Possum (Tarsipes rostratus) feeding on flowering Scarlet Banksia (Banksia coccinea), Western Australia

Searching for Honey Possums

The world's only truly nectivorous (nectar-eating) marsupial weighs just 7-10 grams, is nocturnal and can be extremely difficult to find. On a trip to Western...

18 May 2022

New approaches to partnership at WWF

Over the past year, nature and biodiversity have risen to the top of the global agenda like never before. The vision for a nature-positive future is gaining...

22 March 2022

Greater glider in a patch of old-growth forest in Munruben, Logan City, south of Brisbane

The team of women saving greater gliders

This International Women’s Day, we’re shining a spotlight on some of the women working to give greater gliders a fighting chance for survival following the...

7 March 2022

Rob Brewster holding a platypus during a habitat survey with UNSW platypus researcher Tahneal Hawke

Researchers prepare to rewild the platypus in New South Wales

After 50 years of absence from Sydney's Royal National Park, there is new-found hope for the platypus as WWF-Australia and our dedicated partners prepare to...

25 January 2022