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Funding Boost For Wildlife Rescue Volunteers
Spring Outdoors 2023
Hazard reduction burns for Border Ranges and Mallanganee
Record numbers at National Tree Day 2023 community planting event
Human-bird backyard interactions soar during lockdowns
3,000 trees, shrubs and ground covers planted
Walhalla Sewerage Feasibility and Crown Land Sales Report released
Requirements for wind farm developments set for review
Hazard reduction burn in Werakata National Park 2 August
Unique study shows we can train wild predators to hunt alien species they’ve never seen before
Forest burn to protect native wildlife and the community
Hazard reduction burn at Maddens Plains
NSW clearing 640 football fields of land per day, the majority unexplained
Elizabeth Macarthur Reserve gets nature makeover
Living on borrowed time: Earth Overshoot Day on 2 August means the rest of the year is in overshoot
Melbourne’s lungs breathing space
WA’s major events calendar boosted with launch of EverNow
Protecting Deen Maar Island
Livestock genetics honour for Tullamore stud breeder
NSW Land Clearing data released
Australia’s most coveted sustainability awards feature new categories for nature
Scientists show how fires along waterways in Australia’s tropical savanna threaten endangered birds
ACT ranked second in Australia for tree protection and restoration
Community digs deep to create habitat on National Tree Day
National Tree Day 2023: Improving Biodiversity, Connectivity and Resilience in Yarra’s Natural Environment
Course available to land managers to improve skills and knowledge about grazing livestock
The secret lives of silky sharks: unveiling their whereabouts supports their protection
Vast new outback park in NSW protects important wetlands
Positive progress in regulated tree clearing throughout Queensland
Woolgoolga Region Estuaries Coastal Management Program Adopted
AWC partners with Australia’s first ever international wildlife film festival
Help green Sydney this Sunday
Ancient pathogens released from melting ice could wreak havoc on the world, new analysis reveals
Nematode from ice age
Frogs the focus of Council’s latest Waterways Health Snapshot
Explore climate resilience with The End of Winter at Bondi Pavilion
Removing weeds to protect habitat at Wilsons Prom
Insect survey – flying under radar
Australian first Indigenous-led recovery plan to protect the Tjakura (Great Desert Skink)
DOC, Meridian and Genesis agreement to significantly boost freshwater conservation
Council endorses Koolunga Native Reserve plan
Proactive workshop focuses on protecting Maugean skate
Labour must deliver on No New Mines
Seed put into store ready to help forests recover
An expert explains the stranding of 97 pilot whales in WA and their mysterious ‘huddling’ before the tragedy
An expert explains the stranding of 87 pilot whales in WA and their mysterious ‘huddling’ before the tragedy
Council partners with local schools to plant 37,000 seedlings
North Star to Border takes new step on approvals pathway