“Gali Maayrr”: why Australian water management needs Indigenous voices
Australian water needs Indigenous Traditional Knowledge to be the healthiest it can be, both now and into the future. In this revealing interview, proud...
2 November 2022
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Conservation Goals All Conservation Goals
One endangered animal, two mobs, a shared dream
The first of 36 jet-setting bettongs were released on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula (Guuranda) in June as part of the groundbreaking Marna Banggara...
21 August 2022
Recognising Indigenous Knowledges is not just culturally sound, it’s good science
For tens of thousands of years, First Nations people have addressed changing weather on this continent and successfully applied their knowledges to land...
4 July 2022
Rewilding lungtalanana: Returning nature, culture and sovereignty to the wilds of the Bass Strait
After years of post-invasion destruction and bushfires, the Tasmanian Aboriginal Centre (TAC), WWF-Australia’s Rewilding Australia team, and researchers from...
2 July 2022
In photos: Indigenous rangers and researchers use drones to survey and protect endangered rock-wallaby
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
How the bettong will transform Yorke Peninsula
This tiny marsupial has the potential to heal land. Read about the project making this happen for a South Australian peninsula.
28 September 2021
Why Australian Nature Needs ‘Our Knowledge’
Leading Indigenous conservation voices explain how traditional knowledge and land management is key to recovering the landscapes and animal populations that...
26 September 2021