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WWF-Australia Blog
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At WWF, we believe that to deliver positive outcomes for nature, communities, and climate in our work in the Pacific region, it is essential for us to amplify Indigenous ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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International Women’s Day is 8 March and this year’s theme is Count Her In: Invest in Women. Accelerate Progress. This theme underscores the crucial role of inclusion in ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that certain pages of the WWF-Australia website (wwf.org.au) may contain voices and images of people who have ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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Scientists made an adorable and promising discovery during a recent night time survey in Royal National Park - a juvenile platypus. The six-month-old youngster points to ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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How do you locate koalas in dense forest? By finding their scat! Supported by WWF-Australia and Koala, conservation groups Great Eastern Ranges and Canines for Wildlife ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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With the Great Barrier Reef suffering its fifth mass bleaching event in just eight years – a scourge that has hit an estimated 75 percent of coral – the spotlight is now ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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Platypus are disappearing from our landscapes. You can help bring them back. Despite being a renowned recluse, the platypus is one of Australia’s most recognised animals ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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Following the end of native forest logging in Victoria, the state government is preparing for the future of state forests - and they want to know what you think. The ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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In the heart of the Southern Ocean lies a haven for wildlife: Heard Island and McDonald Islands (known as HIMI). HIMI are a sub-Antarctic island group and Australian ..read more
WWF-Australia Blog
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We hope you enjoy Welcome Swallows – personal insights and observations by David Waterhouse – a passionate naturalist, storyteller and WWF supporter – from his ..read more