Bushfire-affected regions have undertaken signs of recovery, as captured by Australia’s biggest sensor camera project. The cameras use AI technology to monitor and track wildlife progression following major natural disasters, that have majorly impacted many ecosystems across Australia. The Eyes on Recovery…
Koala Alliance Victoria, an alliance of koala protection groups, will launch on Wednesday 3 May, Wild Koala Day, to advocate for Victoria’s at-risk koalas. The alliance has formed because Victoria is fast becoming a hell zone for one of the country’s most-loved…
The Australian Marine Conservation Society, The Pew Charitable Trusts, and the Save Our Marine Life Alliance have this week welcomed the completion of a landmark international agreement for the conservation and sustainable use of marine life in areas beyond national jurisdiction –…
A new report released this week by the Doctors for the Environment Australia and the World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia shines a spotlight on the health benefits of trees with protection against heat, a significant factor in a nation that suffers from intense heatwave…
An exciting new partnership between the Federal Government and the Minderoo Foundation will transform how we monitor the health of Australian Marine Parks through eDNA technologies. Scientists will use eDNA to track threatened species through small amounts of their genetic material released…
With close to a third of greater glider habitats burned in the 2019-20 bushfires, the Australian National University, Greening Australia, and the World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia have teamed up to design, test and install “goldilocks” nest boxes. In just six years, greater gliders went from…
Giving feels good. And maybe that’s why, even when I don’t celebrate any religious holidays, December is my favourite time of year. It’s an excuse to show your loved ones you care. This year, my fears around gift-giving are higher than ever.…
Australia is showing leadership on ocean plastic by joining an international coalition that is pushing for ambitious rules to reduce plastic use worldwide, the Australian Marine Conservation Society (AMCS) said today. The World Wide Fund for Nature-Australia said Australia’s commitment to a…
Science, one of the world’s most prestigious academic journals, has today, 11 November, published a letter on the extinction risk to Australia’s southern greater glider. The letter was written by Dr Kita Ashman and Dr Michelle Ward, both conservation scientists with the World Wide Fund…
By now, we all know that fast, cheap fashion is a no-go for us and the planet. We know that op-shops, circular fashion, natural fibres and living wages are a yes-go, but we should also know that Worn For Good, a circular…
