WWF-Australia announces new President
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia has today welcomed Judy Slatyer as its new President and Board Chair.
24 November 2023
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Boost for koalas with signing of first conservation agreement supported by WWF-led partnership
Kyogle property owner Tony Rowland has become the first person to sign a permanent conservation agreement as part of a Collaborative Koala Habitat Protection...
18 May 2023
WWF: $15 billion reconstruction fund must deliver wins for people and nature
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia is calling on the Australian government to use its $15bn National Reconstruction Fund to support innovations that will...
29 March 2023
Greater glider families move into hi-tech nest boxes
Some uplifting news – cameras show greater gliders are moving into special hi-tech nest boxes installed last year to help them recover after the bushfires.
11 January 2023
Australia must commit to the recovery of all threatened species, not a select few
The Australian Government's threatened species action plan is welcome and should be followed by an investment in the development and implementation of recovery...
4 October 2022
Australia’s pledge for nature comes at a crucial time
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia applauds the Australian Government for signing the Leaders’ Pledge for Nature and committing to reverse biodiversity...
21 September 2022
New report card grades every federal electorate for threatened species recovery
A new report, released as a preprint, scores threatened species recovery across the nation and gives Australia an overall grade of ‘F’ – the worst possible...
7 September 2022
WWF welcomes national scheme for landholders to regenerate Australia
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia has welcomed the Prime Minister’s announcement of a biodiversity certificates scheme to reward landholders who restore...
26 August 2022
Damning environment report card must be a turning point
Today’s damning State of the Environment Report must be a turning point that leads to greater investment and stronger laws to protect Australia’s wildlife and...
19 July 2022
The eureka moment after tenacious search for rare bird
This image of one of Australia’s rarest cockatoos had conservationists high-fiving in the Northern Rivers Region of New South Wales.
5 July 2022
WWF: new ministers have an opportunity to Regenerate Australia
The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia today congratulated Labor’s new federal ministers who now have an opportunity to tackle some of the most pressing...
31 May 2022
How 150,000 trees can create huge forest areas in koala rescue plan
New project to connect habitat in the South Coast, Border Ranges, Blue Mountains and Coffs Coast Hinterland
31 May 2022