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Students And Landholders Come Together To Champion Biodiversity
“Respectful and genuine”: Wind farm’s Aboriginal stewardship exemplifies renewable project’s social value
Goats and deer in the sights of $9.7m IVL funding
Public comment opens on controversial industrial port and dredging proposal threatening Exmouth Gulf-Ningaloo
New environmental standards available as more reforms begin
EPBC Roadshow Coming To Region Near You
EPA targets skip bin operators in statewide compliance blitz
World’s top marine scientists unite in call to secure Australia’s ocean future
Whale comeback creates new era of coexistence on the Great Barrier Reef
Satellite Trial Puts Focus On Pest Plant
Listening to the bush: How AI can help NZ rid its wildnerness of ‘hold-out’ pest possums
Rūnanga receives funding for community-led wetland restoration project
Iconic Klondyke Corner Damaged By Vehicles 22 August
Unprecedented absence of giant Australian cuttlefish recorded by divers and scientists
National Environmental Standards Must Now Deliver on Approval Reform
Significant Milestone Achieved In Supply Of New Homes
Additional H5 positive birds confirmed in Narooma and Merimbula |
Funding fuels further study into Queensland’s elusive ‘vegan Dracula’ fish 
Stars align for Barkly as Territory icon becomes Dark Sky Sanctuary, joining prestigious global network
WA Projects Strengthen Bird Flu Resilience
‘Disappointing’ standards fall short of what’s needed to protect nature
First National Environmental Standards set amid ongoing EPBC reform
Investing In Indigenous Languages
Nominations Invited For 2026 Heritage Awards
Hazard reduction burn in Torrington State Conservation Area |
UNSW Researcher Honoured At AFR Higher Education Awards
New Modelling Enables Safer Offshore Facility Design
Breeza Cotton Farmers the Tudgey family awarded 2026 Brownhill Cup
Iconic Klondyke Corner Damaged By Vehicles
Rūnanga receives funding for community-led wetland restoration project
DOC awards $9.2 million to boost community-led conservation
Extreme heat is altering when, where and how we travel: new research
Exciting opportunity for volunteers to guide tours in rainforest and former gold mine with National Parks |
Historic Walhalla landmarks restored for future generations
A New Mathematical Tool to Uncover “Who Eats Whom” in Nature
Community invited to free Kurri Kurri barbecue to talk about local bushland now and into the future |
Writing Royalty On Reef
Applications open for major bird flu wildlife resilience grants
‘Ecological engineers’ an existential threat to wildlife of iconic wetland
$1.7 million for Chatham Islands from DOC Community Fund
NZ has spent years preparing for H5N1 bird flu. For some species, it may not be enough
Grant programs open to support a healthier Swan Canning Riverpark
Butterflies On Move To Higher Ground
Labor’s environmental guide risks turning into the new farm police
Consultation opens on plan to protect four bushland reserves
Critically Endangered Reptiles Return To Wild
Tidal River Visitor Centre Reopens At Wilsons Prom
Third.i partners with local Aboriginal Land Council to care for Country