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Federal listing of greater gliders is another reason to end native forest logging in NSW
Bilbies make leap from Queensland to NT to help save species
75 hectares of habitat lost each day in NSW
Forestry Corp fined $530,000 this month for environmentally reckless and unlawful behaviour
Vegetation changes in NSW point to an out of control land clearing agenda in NSW
Australians open to using genetic technology to manage feral cats
Threatened species breeding boom at Perth Zoo
South-western snake-necked turtle conservation funding boost
Fremantle Council supports tougher cat law
Precious Callala Bay wildlife habitat must be protected
NT Consumer Affairs – Dinosaur Festival
Rare Kangaroo Island dunnart under threat from feral cats
Budget boost keeps Lord Howe Island pest free
Climate warming damages DNA of endangered songbirds, study finds
Hoiho research on Stewart Island identifies critical marine habitats
Green funding to protect koalas and other Queensland threatened species
New $3 Million Matching Challenge to scale up conservation
On this Environment Day – remember Stockholm
New ministers have chance to turn tide for our oceans
Great white sharks may have contributed to megalodon extinction
Crucial roles for new climate and environment ministers
Rare native mistletoe population discovered in Eastern Bay of Plenty
Anti-protest bill blow to Victoria’s forests
Koalas exposed to double whammy health threat
Australian-first push to protect wildlife and ban dangerous rat poisons
Election result resets agenda on climate action, brings renewed hope for our reefs
Protecting diversity of life
Farmland Turns To Habitat To Protect State Emblems
Participation in Aussie Backyard Bird Count grows
Particpation in Aussie Backyard Bird Count
Budget 2022: Tackling biodiversity crisis through predator control and marine protection
Labor’s independent environment watchdog pledge is strong commitment to our oceans and marine wildlife
Positive signs in Labor’s environment law policy
Reef restoration works commence at Wagonga inlet
Reef and species funding welcome, environment law reform and climate action critical
New Orange-Bellied Parrots Join Record Flock
Greens’ bold environmental policy is what our oceans need
Reef report confirms severe bleaching, highlighting need for rapid emissions reduction this decade
Plan to tackle Australia’s nature crisis
2500+ people rally for Toondah Harbour wetlands
Renewed Hope For Critically Endangered Faunal Emblem
Results of 2021 Aussie Backyard Bird Count announced
New Curtin research resurrects ‘lost’ coral species
Budget missed opportunity to solve housing affordability
How much is too much? Finding sustainable limit to human-caused wildlife mortality
How much is too much? Finding sustainable limit to human-caused wildlife mortality
Landmark partnership to enhance conservation across six million hectares
Unchecked global emissions on track to initiate mass extinction of marine life