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Lismore 60,000 – Help Shape Lismore’s Future
Repairs To Key Kahurangi Access Road Underway
New Visitor Boardwalk For Shark Bay World Heritage Area
City of Canada Bay secures $60,000+ to strengthen biosecurity
Applications Open for Environment and Climate Change Grants
Govt’s proposed National Environmental Standards fail ocean and wildlife
Weka On Walkabout In Wānaka
New Inspector General appointed to oversee animal welfare and live animal exports
$820,000 To Protect Turtle Nests On Queensland Beaches
Progress on fast-tracking housing supply and cutting red tape
Audit reveals nest boxes are supporting our hollow-dependent fauna
Detector dog teams protect Australia from exotic animal diseases
The objectives for matters of national environmental significance don’t amount to much if there’s no requirement for decisions to be aligned with them 
Bayside welcomes Josh Burns MP as the wetlands construction nears completion
Man sentenced for illegal import of protected native reptiles into NSW |
Bilateral agreement funding to help develop more mines, more quickly while protecting Australia’s precious environment
The cradle of Earth’s rich ocean life was a massive coral reef system 20 million years ago
AI Tool Maps Tree Loss To Improve City Planning
Pilot protection statements welcome, much more needed for threatened species in budget
Piloting protection statements for five threatened species
First Official Breeding Colony Milestone For Pakake
Why the dawn chorus sounds different from place to place
Hazard Reduction Burn In Morton National Park |
Nature Takes Centre Stage With New Competition
Global supply chains cause environmental harm, but they can help repair it too
Shellfish Reefs In Moreton Bay To Be Restored
5 Ways To Turn Your Screen Time Into Action For Reef
Landholders ordered to pay over $430,000 for illegal land clearing in western NSW |
Community engagement progressing for Exmouth Gulf Marine Park
Young SA woman to lead research on South Australia’s environmental future
More shearwaters are washing up dead on Australian beaches. It’s not due to ‘natural’ causes
Hazard Reduction Burn – Sapphire Coast Area |
How Papayas Benefit Cocoa Cultivation
FAO Regional Conference for Asia and the Pacific aims at “resilience from within”
NPWS hazard reduction burns continue in Wollemi National Park |
Global Decline In Fish Growth
Council’s innovative approach to koala protection recognised
Council’s digital approach to koala protection recognised
New biodiversity plan focuses on turning the tide
Global appetite for beef is driving Amazon deforestation, new study finds
Remote Tech Begins ‘new Era’ For Conservation
Ararat Rural City Council urges responsible cat ownership as numbers rise
West Coasters punching above their weight in giving back to nature
Restoring Banksia Woodland Habitat
Researcher Shortlisted For $1M Global Planet Prize
Hazard Reduction Burn – Eurobodalla Area |
Preserved orchids show pollination has fallen 60% since the 1970s
Hazard Reduction Burns – Sapphire Coast Area |