15 stories
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
Recently WWF-Australia CEO Dermot O'Gorman visited our partners at Girringun Aboriginal Corporation to listen to the needs of our communities and our planet as...
18 October 2022
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
Australia’s recent 2022-23 Budget has allocated $634.6 million over six years from 2022-23 to expand the Indigenous Rangers Program via the National Indigenous...
22 March 2022
We listen to the knowledge of these vital voices in Indigenous conservation, and learn how cultural burning returns much more than traditional bushfire...
26 May 2021
To mark 60 years of conservation at WWF, WWF-Australia is proud to unveil "Yarning Across Generations". They were born decades and worlds apart, but two...
27 April 2021
This week, WWF-Australia celebrated 10 years working with the Girringun Aboriginal Corporation (GAC) and its incredible team of rangers from Far North...
11 November 2020
10 years and over 1,200 turtles. We’re celebrating 10 years of our partnership with Gudjuda and the incredible work they’ve done to protect Sea Country.
3 September 2019
Read the story of how Indigenous women rangers in the Kimberley are using their Traditional Knowledge to grow plants into successful bush product businesses.
6 July 2018
Scientists and Traditional Owners traverse across the red dirt and rocky escarpments to find signs of the black-flanked rock-wallaby.
7 March 2018
Too wet and the bush won’t burn. Too dry and you’ve got an out-of-control inferno on your hands.
31 August 2017
Singye risks her life to protect the estimated 33 tigers and other wildlife that reside in Bhutan’s Royal Manas National Park.
22 July 2017