Author: Tandi
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08th July 2024Australia’s native monarch
It may be called a common crow, but every winter this dapper butterfly forms an incredible display that is anything but. Around June or July, adult butterflies congregate in their […]
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25th June 2024Hawkesbury wildlife receive new hollow homes to replace those lost in bushfires
Artificial tree hollows are being carved around the Hawkesbury region to replace homes for wildlife lost in the Black Summer bushfires. Hawkesbury-based non-profit Mountains for Wildlife (MFW) is working with […]
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25th March 2024Koala tree troughs making a splash in Queensland
Drinkers installed to provide koalas and other native animals with a reliable source of water during droughts and after bushfires are being hoisted up into trees across south-east Queensland. The […]
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18th March 2024Scent detection dog uncovers new evidence of little-known koala population in Coffs
A scent detection dog has been used to sniff out koalas on the Dorrigo Plateau, an area in which the iconic marsupial has until recently remained largely unstudied. Max, an […]
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27th February 2024Amazon Web Services and Great Eastern Ranges collaborate to boost catchment health and biodiversity in Greater Sydney
Amazon Web Services (AWS) and Great Eastern Ranges (GER) have announced a collaboration to enhance the health and functioning of important parts of the major water catchment that supplies Greater […]
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19th February 2024Australia’s spotted tigers
Closely related to Tasmanian devils and the extinct Tasmanian tiger, the spotted-tailed quoll (also known as tiger quoll) is the second largest carnivorous marsupial in Australia. And like its relatives, […]
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12th December 2023Koala community education program kicks-off in Coffs
Coffs Coast residents are being treated to a series of koala workshops over the next several months aimed at boosting local knowledge of the Aussie icon. Coffs Harbour is one […]
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16th November 2023Our mighty pollinators: Australia’s little unsung heroes
From blue-banded bees to grey-headed flying-foxes, Australia’s pollinating insects and animals play a critical role in maintaining the health and productivity of our land. In addition to bees, of which […]
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06th November 2023Corporate volunteers dig in to help plant trees for wildlife in the K2W Link
Around 20 corporate volunteers from Australian furniture retailer Koala, WWF-Australia, and International Volunteers for Peace helped plant habitat for local wildlife at an award-winning Land for Wildlife property near Crookwell […]
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