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More than $2 million to bolster disaster risk reduction in Western Australia
Food and housing crisis for Melbourne’s native bees
UNSW scientist wins international conservation award
Landcare awards honour environmental volunteers
Tallow Creek is open
Don’t send unwanted pests in mail this Christmas
Our Environmental Champions graduate for 2021
Carbon + Biodiversity Pilot to open in six new regions
Plastics in agrifood systems: good, bad and ugly
Growling Grass Frog Hoppy With Purpose-Built Habitats
Continuing partnership between Sporting Shooters and Parks Victoria
Decision on Dendrobium Mine damages future jobs and environment: Greens
Community ideas spark exciting outcomes for Granite Hills Park
Geelong wins 2021 Sustainable City Award
Weed of Week – St John’s Wort
Stonnington KVB Sustainable Cities Award finalist
Game-changing Greenline plans revealed
Rapid response water bombers boost firefighting capacity during harvest
Forest cameras reveal Long-footed Potoroo outside their known range
Historic protections to safeguard spectacular Exmouth Gulf
New report finds cat management vital to stop ecosystem decline
Generational study to help shape farming for future
School sustainability recognised with awards
FAO unveils new Technical Platform for Family Farming
Climate change risk multiplier for impacts on human rights – UN expert: Saint Vincent and Grenadines
One day operation to close Manly Dam
Riverina farmer solidifies farming roots by future-proofing business
Bayside Keep Australia Beautiful NSW Award Nomination – Habitat and Wildlife Conservation Award
Greens-led extinction inquiry reveals Victoria’s environment and threatened species underfunded by billions
No new mines: It’s time to uphold your promise
$10 million to improve waterbird habitat in South Australia’s Coorong
Marvellous new facilities at magnificent Minyon Falls
Meat marketing: We’re not loving it
Summary of Council’s 29 November 2021 Ordinary Meeting
FAO in 2022: Time for extraordinary efforts to continue walking talk
Farm forestry can deliver benefits for farmers, battle climate change and help with timber short
Poor ESG will be critical business failure by 2030
Plants and animals of Noongar Nation break new ground in Indigenous knowledge tool
Rio Tinto and Botanic Gardens and Parks Authority celebrate 10 years of Rio Tinto Naturescape Kings Park
Western Shield – protecting WA’s native species for 25 years
First Nations-led protocols guiding responsible drone use on Traditional Land
New parklands taking shape in Melbourne
Citizen scientists to boost bushfire recovery activities
Weed of Week – Chilean Needle Grass
AWC feels buzz and urgency for climate change at COP26
Data show how Covid pandemic has hit all aspects of people’s well-being
Marine park Community Reference Committee members appointed
E Zones to become C Zones from 1 December