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Townsville children get a headstart in environmental education.

Adopt a backyard buddy for your school.

Find out how.

Saving the Bush Stone-Curlew The Bush Stone-curlew is a most unusual looking bird with a lifestyle to match. Sadly, it is also one of Australia's most endangered birds. The curlews are now getting another lease on life thanks to a new recovery program in one of the species' key habitats. Read more about this project

Help us save the frogs 2008 is the International Year of the Frog. Across the world and here in Australia, native frogs are disappearing at an alarming rate. You can help us save Australia's frogs - by supporting land conservation and scientific research through the Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife. Please support our current appeals.

Run for wildlife Want to give our wildlife a run for the money? You can set up your own event homepage here and get your friends to pledge their support for you and for the environment. Click here to run the City2Surf for wildlife. Click here to become an Everyday Hero at your own event.

Feathered Migrants in your backyard Every year, Tasmanian Silvereyes migrate across the Bass Strait to spend winter with their mainland cousins in suburban backyards from Victoria to Queensland. There are many small things you can do to be a big backyard buddy to little birds. Find out more

Be a backyard buddy Want to attract small birds to your backyard? Find out when baby bluetongues are born and how to protect them in your garden? Learn about the blossoms that lorikeets love and plant the right native plants for them to enjoy. Fancy falling asleep to the gentle sound of frogs croaking? Find out how to build a frog pond and learn all about tadpole friendly fish. Find out how to get more enjoyment out of native animals in your backyard.

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The Foundation for National Parks & Wildlife exists to help save the environment. Our vision is to be Australia's foremost philanthropic partner for national parks. Our mission is to care for Australia's native plants, animals and cultural heritage through environmental education and conservation projects.

We achieve this by purchasing land for conservation, funding threatened species recovery actions and involving the community in the conservation of Australia's natural and cultural heritage.

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