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Planting underway in Highton
Council reaffirms opposition to raising Warragamba Dam wall as NSW government invites comment on reports
New approach to fast-track green energy approvals
Funding to support recovery of Queensland’s threatened freshwater aquatic species
World Soil Day – soil needs partnership approach
Waverley Council announces winners of 2022 Garden Awards
Giants of sky to bolster WA’s firefighting firepower
11th Annual Forum on Business and Human Rights
A new law offers better protection for indigenous plants of significance to Māori, but no requirement to share profits
CSIRO unveils major project to support healthy future for nation’s soils
Interdisciplinary Environmental Hi How Narratives of Past can meet Challenges of Anthropocene
Global Environment Facility tasks FAO and IFAD to lead new $230 million agrifood systems transformation program
ACT Greens welcome commitment to Right to Healthy Environment
AROWS Lead environmental consultant tender released
Protecting Proms vulnerable creatures
Government sets out next steps for on-farm sequestration strategy
Marine life monitoring on newly restored oyster reef underway
Partnership is ‘Bringing Nature Back’ to Frenchmans Creek
Perth Zoo numbats will be released into wild
CDU expert delivers warning about dystopian future after Black Summer bushfires
Mangroves: environmental guardians of our coastline
Westpac NZ and Lincoln University partner on climate change guidance for farmers
EPA welcomes new board members
Improving discard reporting 28 November
Dive into our Ocean Festival
Blue Mountains Mayor says state government is going ‘rogue’ to justify Warragamba Dam wall raising
Council and Sydney Water collaborate on raingarden at Glenbrook
First-of-its-kind Human Plan of Management will see Koala numbers grow over next
Island eradications showcased in journal
Chinese and New Zealand Scientists dive to one of ocean’s deepest regions
Animals are key to restoring world’s forests
Green is good for city workers
Conservation and Natural Asset Management Focus for Council
Council warning on Lizard Rock planning proposal
Study finds Australian drylands are vulnerable to negative impact of overgrazing
Biodiversity Vision and Commitment statement adopted
Possums threatened by climate change
State government’s new greater glider protection areas save forests recently logged
Overgrazing is threatening global drylands, study finds
New research centre to accelerate ocean conservation
Root-and-branch reform of NSW Biodiversity Offsets Scheme is required to protect nature and communities
New Mayor and Deputy Mayor for 2022-23
Willoughby’s tiny creatures inspire our youngest generation
Major Event Review of 2019-20 Victorian bushfires shows need for major forest management overhaul
They might not have a spine, but invertebrates are backbone of our ecosystems
Crown mineral change does not go far enough
Hazard reduction burn for Awaba Bay, Lake Macquarie State Conservation Area
Charcoal and Cattle Correlate with Madagascar’s Megafaunal Extinctions