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The Boorubee (koala) dubbed Rubee by the Minyumai Rangers, photographed by a trail camera on Minyumai IPA.

This photo changed everything: the return of chlamydia-free Boorubee (koalas) to Minyumai IPA

After the 2019–20 bushfires tore through northern New South Wales, close to 90 per cent of Minyumai Indigenous Protected Area (IPA), south of Evans Head, was...

20 May 2026

A wiliji caught on camera on the Grant Range.

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

Significant Survivor: Pakana Rangers’ search for loneliest echidna in Australia

Explore the inspiring journey of the Pakana Rangers as they uncover the mystery of an echidna on Lungtalanana Island. Learn about their dedicated efforts to...

27 May 2025

L-R: Cultural burn on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), Point Lookout on Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), and WWF-Stradbroke Island 2024.Surveying of Koalas, by Hi tech thermal imaging drone.

Choosing Nature through Fire, Water and Sky: Quandamooka Indigenous Rangers' elemental approach to Protecting Minjerribah's Precious Koalas

On Minjerribah (North Stradbroke Island), Quandamooka Yoolooburrabee Aboriginal Corporation Rangers, with the support of WWF-Australia, WWF-Denmark, Robotto...

14 April 2025

Murrumbidgee River at Shepherds Lookout in Canberra

5 Commitments to Caring for Country and how they're tracking

As the 2025 Australian federal election approaches, we take a look at 5 current commitments to Caring for Country and how they're tracking.

14 April 2025

Firesticks Alliance co-founder and cultural burning expert Victor Steffensen conducting a workshop on Jervoise Station

In photos: Cultural burning transforming Country and fostering relationships in Queensland

An extraordinary partnership between NQ Dry Tropics, the Firesticks Alliance, WWF-Australia, Gugu Badhun Traditional Owners and local graziers is harnessing...

11 April 2025

A platypus photographed November 2024 elsewhere in the Wet Tropics

Finding Ngunba (platypus): A Symbol of Hope and Resilience in the Wet Tropics

Follow the Djabugay Bulmba Rangers in their WWF-Australia and Google.org-supported quest to find the elusive platypus on Djabugay Country in Far North...

6 February 2025

Bronwyn Dillon, Quandamooka Traditional Owner and Principal Ranger, The Beach Rangers

VIDEO: The Cultural Significance of Brown Lake, North Stradbroke Island

In this beautiful video, Quandamooka Traditional Owner Bronwyn Dillon takes you for a peace-finding walk around Brown Lake, a significant women’s site on...

13 December 2024

Wiliji photographed by a sensor camera in Grant Range, West Kimberley

Indigenous rangers rally to protect rare rock-wallabies after devastating wildfire

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

‘Breakthrough discovery’: Indigenous Rangers in outback WA find up to 50 night parrots – one of Australia’s most elusive birds

A dedicated research team has detected the largest known night parrot population in the world: perhaps as many as 50, living in WA’s Great Sandy Desert, on...

8 October 2024

Arrernte woman from Mparntwe (Alice Springs) and Central Land Council member Jody Kopp and her daughter, NT Youth Round Table member and young Arrernte leader Armani Francois at the 2023

Strong Women caring for Healthy Country across generations

To celebrate International Day of Women and Girls in Science, Strong Women for Healthy Country Network mother/daughter members Jody Kopp and Armani Francois...

11 February 2024

Nyaliga Rangers Thomas Birch (left) and Silas Purcell (middle) and WWF's Pius Gregory check a sensor camera.

Looking Back with Lotterywest: Celebrating four years of impact in the Kimberley

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