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Hard to kill: here’s why eucalypts are survival experts

March 2024

In a world where resilience is key to survival, few species demonstrate it as boldly as eucalypts. These iconic trees, native to Australia, have earned a reputation as nature's survival experts. From their ability to thrive in diverse climates to their remarkable adaptability, eucalypts stand as a testament to the resilience of the natural world.

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Photo by Karrkad Kanjdji Trust

First Nations women in ranger programs

March 2024

On March 8th, International Women’s Day, we turn our attention to the incredible contributions of women in First Nations ranger programs across West and Central Arnhem Land. These women are not just protecting their land; they're forging pathways for young women, preserving cultural knowledge, and making significant strides in conservation efforts.

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Conserving Australia's Wildlife

March 2024

Join Vincent on Shape the System as he chats with David Goldman from the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife about biodiversity, wildlife preservation, and land conservation in Australia. Discover innovative strategies and community involvement in protecting the environment. Tune in for insights on meeting Australia's 30x30 conservation commitments and the future of environmental charities.

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We once killed 600,000 koalas in a year. Now they’re Australia’s ‘teddy bears’. What changed?

February 2024

Koalas are cherished worldwide but despite their popularity, Australians didn't always view these cuddly creatures positively.

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Green Gully

December 2023

The Green Gully Tree Planting Project faced challenges due to tough access, tricky terrain fire and floods....

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Upper Narho Creek Planting Success

December 2023

Bushfire Restoration has been completed  Ros Ryans property, Nicholsons Lane, Harwood Island, including weed control and planting...

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Invasive No More – A Landscape Transformed

December 2023

If you have 30 minutes to spare, take a walk to the Barry McPhail Bridge, go halfway...

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Nymboida River Riparian

December 2023

We are excited to share that OzFish Unlimited has been awarded a grant from the Foundation for...

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Bringing Back Subtropical Rainforest on private lands around Nightcap National Park

December 2023

The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago. The second best time is now....

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Moonlight basking and queer courting

November 2023

Australian freshwater turtles support healthy wetlands and rivers. Yet one in three turtle species is threatened with extinction. And there is still much we don’t know about them.

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