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25.01.2022 WWF-Australia is partnering with The Great Eastern Ranges Initiative in response to the catastrophic 2019-2020 bushfires. Earlier in the month Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance and traditional custodians gathered on Gumbaynggirr land and are working to restore the health and resilience of habitat for koalas, greater gliders and other forest-dependent wildlife. You can help us #RegenerateAustralia by saving and restoring two billion trees. Join us https://wwfau.org/Regenerate-...Australia With thanks to Jaliigirr Biodiversity Alliance, The Great Eastern Ranges Initiative and Coffs Harbour & District LALC #TowardsTwoBillionTrees #RegenerateAustralia

25.01.2022 Help us end the illegal wildlife trade. You can make a difference here https://wwfau.org/33JKE9P

24.01.2022 Presenting New Energy, a celebrity Q&A and expert panel on climate, culture and the new economy. December 3, 6-9pm. Livestreamed from the Seymour Centre. Register for the livestream at https://new-energy.co/

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24.01.2022 Have an incredible weekend!

23.01.2022 Ready to hit the road! Last summer’s devastating bushfires have highlighted the crucial need for innovative developments to provide essential support to wildlife during a crisis. In response, WWF-Australia is supporting Byron Bay Wildlife Hospital on Australia's largest Mobile Wildlife Hospital. It’s now on its way to its Byron Bay base ready to provide vital support now, and into the future. This is all a part of our ambitious plan to #RegenerateAustralia.If you would like to provide further support for vital regeneration programs like the mobile wildlife hospital, follow this link https://wwfau.org/Regenerate-Australia

23.01.2022 Today is World Kindness Day! Show kindness to nature today (and every day) by raising your voice for the voiceless. Right now, we have the chance to demand stronger protections of Australia's nature laws. Your voice is powerful https://wwfau.org/end-extinction

21.01.2022 We welcome this census, but it needs to come with a commitment by the Australian Government to better enforce laws to protect koala habitat. Another important step would be listing the koala as an endangered species in Eastern Australia to increase protection for forests where koalas live

21.01.2022 We have seen some tough times this year. But we’ve also seen incredible acts of generosity too. This #GivingTuesday we want to give thanks to all our supporters. Together, we have been able to achieve so much for people and nature. So many of you have shown your support through donations, your voice, your time and by engaging with our work. Without this support, none of what we do would be possible. THANK YOU How has 2020 inspired you to give? Share your giving stories with us

21.01.2022 Thanks to the incredible generosity of our supporters we have been able to help fund Kangaroo Island Landscape Board Native Plant Nursery grow 6000 sheoak seedlings! More https://bit.ly/2RRZiq6

21.01.2022 Hide and seek... Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards

20.01.2022 Global wildlife populations have fallen by two-thirds in 50 years, while some Australian animal populations have been almost entirely wiped out

20.01.2022 As Australia continues to celebrate the rich cultures of our First Peoples during NAIDOC Week, we’re pleased to celebrate the incredible hard work Girringun rangers have done to protect and care for Land and Sea Country. #NAIDOC2020

19.01.2022 The IKPS - Ipswich Koala Protection Society works tirelessly to provide ongoing care and treatment to orphaned koala joeys including Eli, Annie-Sue and Geno. This has all been possible thanks to your generous support This is a part of our mission to #RegenerateAustralia. As a part of this mission we aim to double the number of koalas in eastern Australia by 2050 We don't want to just bring koalas back across eastern Australia but also give them the chance to thrive, not just survive #KoalasForever You can join us on this ambitious mission. Find out more here https://wwfau.org/Regenerate-Australia

19.01.2022 The federal government is set to hand down its overdue budget in October, which will be an opportunity to do something meaningful for the country #RenewableRecovery https://bit.ly/2RnFeeW

18.01.2022 UPDATEKoalas live to fight another day after the Nationals backed off their threats to the Premier this morning. The koala is a national symbol and an animal that is increasingly endangered after some of the largest bushfires the state has ever seen. This is not time to water down their protections. We need all sides of politics to be working together for the sake of their survival

18.01.2022 A win for nature! A Senate Inquiry into Australia’s nature laws has seen the Greens, Labor and the Crossbench reject the Morrison Government’s controversial Streamlining Bill that could have put our wildlife on the fast-track to extinction #EPBC

18.01.2022 Why do we need federal oversight of Australia's EPBC Act? Sussan Ley MP has used national environment laws to refuse a proposal to clear land at Kingvale Station. Were it not for federal oversight the clearing would have occurred as it had already been approved by the state. More here

18.01.2022 #ConservationWin South Australia has become the first state in the country to ban single-use plastics with the bill passing parliament on Wednesday!

17.01.2022 Tag a friend and make their day

17.01.2022 The platypus has now emerged as a hidden victim of last summer's devastating bushfires. Platypus observations have dropped by nearly a quarter since 1990, sparking calls for the iconic Australian animal to be included on the threatened species register

16.01.2022 On the day WWFs Living Planet Report 2020 reveals global wildlife populations fell by 68% since 1970, NSWs political leaders are sparring over whether interventions to help protect the koala are too much effort

16.01.2022 There are an estimated 74 of the rhinos left, with the population increasing by at least one every year since 2012 #WorldRhinoDay https://bit.ly/3mJFQK7

15.01.2022 Extinction rates for birds and mammals since 1993 would have been three to four times higher without action

15.01.2022 Globally, the average population size of mammals, fish, birds, reptiles and amphibians has declined by 68% since 1970. Some Australian populations plummeted by up to 97%. Human activities have destroyed and degraded forests, grasslands, wetlands and other important ecosystems, threatening wildlife and people. We need a New Deal for Nature & People to rebalance our relationship with the natural world. Find out more here https://wwfau.org/living-planet-report-2020

14.01.2022 NAIDOC Week celebrates the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. NAIDOC Week is celebrated by all Australians and is a great opportunity to learn more about Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. Meet Shaquille, a Nyikina Mangala Ranger. The Nyikina Mangala Rangers have been working to protect the black flanked rock wallaby. Thank you to Lotterywest for your support on this work.

14.01.2022 Some of the best wildlife pictures from around the world, from golden frogs to homebound birds https://bit.ly/2RIBiWn

14.01.2022 The largest and most innovative wildlife and nature regeneration program in the nation’s history is underway Business-as-usual is a thing of the past. #RegenerateAustralia is our way forward. The unprecedented losses of last summer's devastating bushfires has called for an unprecedented response. We now have the opportunity to restore and revitalise our country for the future of all Australians. Join us on our ambitoius mission to regenerate Australia here https://wwfau.org/Regenerate-Australia

11.01.2022 Today is save the koala day How much do you know about Australia's most famous animal?

11.01.2022 Help us end Australia's extinction crisis. Sign here https://wwfau.org/end-extinction

11.01.2022 A big thank you to recyclers who supported the Cans for Koalas recycling appeal in partnership with myTOMRA Australia By recycling and donating drink bottles and cans over the last six months recyclers have helped provide ongoing care and recovery to our precious wildlife affected by last summers bushfires.

11.01.2022 WWF's Living Planet Report 2020 reveals global wildlife populations fell by 68%, on average, between 1970 and 2016, while some Australian populations plummeted by up to 97%

10.01.2022 In June this year, we launched our #RenewableRecovery campaign. A campaign to ensure that as we emerge from the COVID-19 health crisis, 100,000+ new jobs are created by growing Australias renewable energy industries. Here's a few campaign wins so far https://bit.ly/33yc1U8

10.01.2022 One of the threatened mammals, which washed up on Rainbow Beach, had a heavy chain wrapped tightly around its tail https://bit.ly/3jbjWO1

09.01.2022 Did you know: Woolies consumes around 1% of the nation's electricity. By making this switch to renewable energy they will have a significant impact on Australia’s greenhouse gas emissions Here's what else they have they committed to 1Zero food waste to landfill by 2025 2Net positive carbon emissions by 2050... 3Deforestation-free beef and soy by 2025 4Sustainable sourcing and packaging across all of Woolworths’ Own Brand products by 2025. Incredible work Woolworths

09.01.2022 #ConservationWin The QLD state government has turbocharged its hopes of reaching a 50% renewable energy target by 2030 with the establishment of a $500 million Renewable Energy Fund #RenewableRecovery

08.01.2022 Were working with the @VELUX Group to capture its historical CO2 by conserving forests and leveraging the unique ability of trees to capture carbon from the air - its effective and good for biodiversity.

08.01.2022 Meet George, Peter and Chris from the Bega Local Aboriginal Land Council Cultural Burning team. During winter 2020, they conducted small patch burns on Aboriginal land at Tura Beach and have since seen potoroos return to the area. Cultural burning is an Indigenous land management technique used for tens of thousands of years across Australia. With the generosity of our supporters in Australia and across the world, WWF-Australia is working with Indigenous organisations like Bega LALC to support cultural fire management. #NAIDOC2020

07.01.2022 The Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards is back and they've just announced the top 44 images of 2020 - and this year's finalists don't disappoint! Here are a few of our favourite and funniest wildlife moments captured on camera. Winners will be announced on 22 October

06.01.2022 The technology can also give scientists vital insights into population numbers and trends at a time https://bit.ly/32PPX8x

06.01.2022 #WorldFisheriesDay gives us a chance to appreciate this vast source of food for millions and how we can support the sea for the years to come. WWF-Australia are pleased to partner with Simplot Australia through their John West Australia brand and the Australian Government through the Australian NGO Cooperation Program (ANCP) to work with people like Sese who are pioneering innovative, community-led approaches to sustainable fisheries management in Solomon Islands

05.01.2022 WWF-Australia, along with The Reece Group, is proud to be supporting WIRES in building and distributing 800 TREE TROFF arboreal drinkers. The drinkers, which can hold an impressive 220 litres of water, will be placed in fire and drought-affected areas

05.01.2022 You can help end the illegal wildlife trade. Follow this link to take action https://bit.ly/3hYG7W2

05.01.2022 In his latest documentary, David Attenborough: A Life On Our Planet, the beloved naturalist reflects on 70 years of exploring the natural world and bringing it to our screens

04.01.2022 Support is growing internationally for a new global treaty to tackle the plastic pollution crisis

04.01.2022 #RenewablesWin Did you know: Every dollar of stimulus spent on clean energy projects generates nearly three times as many jobs per dollar than investment in fossil fuel projects. Well done on this move towards a #RenewableRecovery Victoria! https://wwfau.org/renewablesrecovery

04.01.2022 Happy world #Antarctica day! This remote and wild land is home to some of the most extraordinary life and landscapes The continent is not only valued for its remarkable wildlife and its awesome glaciers, Antarctica also has a significant influence on the wellbeing of other marine and terrestrial ecosystems all around the Earth To learn more about Antarctica, play the #TriviaTuesday in our Instagram stories! For extra points, name the species of penguin in this image ... Image from @natalielei_ #penguin #waddle #seabird #conservation #wild

04.01.2022 As governments try to spend their way out of COVID-19, they're pouring money into climate friendly measures #RenewableRecovery

03.01.2022 During winter 2020, the Bega Local Aboriginal Land Council team conducted small patch burns on Aboriginal land at Tura Beach. The aim of these first burns is to ‘reset’ the Country so that in the future it will be ready for a regime of more Traditional cultural burning. Follow this link to learn why their work is so important https://www.wwf.org.au//bl/protecting-country-and-culture

03.01.2022 One of the world’s biggest gliding mammals actually comprises of three separate species

02.01.2022 Everyone should be brought together by koalas, not pulled apart and fighting

02.01.2022 #ConservationWIN We launched our #RenewableRecovery campaign in June and we've seen some #INCREDIBLE progress since. Share these renewable #WINS to your page