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Shifting ocean closures best way to protect animals from accidental catch
Citizen scientists needed to help record impact of fires on biodiversity in weekend BioBlitzes
Eagle-eyes needed – Orange Hawkweed flowering in Snowy Monaro
Fine for offender who removed native vegetation from Lake Rotoehu
Dryandra Woodland is Western Australia’s newest national park
Grants to support Territory’s regional museums
Taronga Zoo partnership delivering new hope for injured koalas
Council releases Environment Sustainability Strategy for comment
Bald eagle rebound stunted by poisoning from lead ammunition
Community replant native street trees after damage from tornado
Critical wildlife protected by City land purchase
Claire Pontin new MidCoast Mayor
ACF to appeal decision to keep Toondah Harbour meeting documents hidden
Uncovering secrets of Northern Masked Owl
What will it take to save regent honeyeater?
In memory of Professor Thomas Lovejoy 1941-2021
Iconic flower’s genetic puzzle revealed in world-first research
Researchers find grim outlook for animals tied to same habitats
Tasmanian devils have just broken laws of scavenging – and scientists are puzzled
Sanyo Maru: Every shipwreck tells story
$1.5 million infrastructure boost for Eyre Peninsula parks
It’s all smiles at Happy Valley Reservoir
Jurassic Giant – Largest Marine Reptile Skeleton Ever Unearthed in Britain
Planting seeds for rewarding careers
Pressure going on runaway Central North Island pines
Animal vaccines with self-spreading viruses
Conservation coup as endangered dibblers released into wild
Purple-crowned Fairy-wrens exhibiting unusual breeding behaviour
Hatchlings are emerging at Mon Repos
Give our wildlife holiday, too
Nuyina’s first krill catch 4 January 2022
Study Finds Reduced Microbial Diversity in Guts of Wild Bears That Eat Human Food
Five ways to make sustainability resolution
1991 year of political change
New data shows Reef-protecting bushland still being cleared due to legal loophole
Adani coal dirties Australia’s global commitment and reputation
Bumper batch of kakī hatch for holidays
Major step in protecting green wedge areas on Peninsula
Great Barrier Reef: Minister Ley should reject Glencore’s reef-wrecking Valeria coal mine
A “she’ll be right” attitude is not good enough when it comes to health and safety
Fremantle local joins Heritage Council as newest member
High school co-eds pitch in to help save rare forest
Remarkable Rocks boardwalk reopens on Kangaroo Island
Taronga Zoo receives AFP Christmas gift
Treasure our great outdoors this summer and stay safe
Penguin taken to zoo uninjured
Head to hills in Hunter these holidays instead
New wetland Growling Grass Frogs can call home

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