Category: Media release
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04th October 2023Leading environmental organisations call for national roadmap to accelerate ecosystem restoration
An alliance of 21 leading Australian environmental organisations is calling for a national plan for ecosystem restoration to guide and accelerate action to reverse environmental degradation, curb biodiversity loss, and […]
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18th September 2023Bushfire recovery project helping to heal country and community on NSW South Coast
South Coast landholders still feeling the effects of the Black Summer bushfires are receiving a helping hand as part of a broader effort to restore country, culture and community in […]
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07th September 2023Southern greater gliders bouncing back in parts of Greater Blue Mountains post-fire
A recent survey in the Greater Blue Mountains has surprised ecologists by finding a significantly increased population and good post-fire recovery of the Southern Greater Glider in the vicinity of […]
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26th July 2023Glossy black-cockatoos provide a path to healing for fire-impacted Nymboida landholders
In Nymboida, a small town in northern New South Wales decimated by the Black Summer bushfires, landholders are finding a way to heal by helping the local glossy black cockatoo […]
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18th July 2023Lockyer community and wildlife to be first to benefit from new climate corridors project
Queensland’s Lockyer region will be the first to benefit from a new project to create biodiverse climate corridors to help wildlife adapt and communities build resilience to the impacts of […]
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04th July 2023In support of the Uluru Statement
The Great Eastern Ranges strongly supports the Uluru Statement from the Heart and its call for a First Nations Voice in our Constitution as a critical step in Australia’s journey […]
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03rd May 2023Local communities pool their efforts to boost the recovery of native animal populations
Local communities across south-eastern Australia are combining efforts in projects to assist and expand populations of spotted-tailed quolls, glossy black cockatoos and dozens of other wildlife species still recovering from […]
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27th April 2023Bushfire project reconnects tens of thousands of hectares to help endangered species
Koalas and greater gliders are two of more than a dozen species benefiting from the reconnection of tens of thousands of hectares of habitat impacted by the Black Summer bushfires. […]
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10th April 2023Elders mentor young Aboriginal people in cultural burning practices
Cultural burning has been used in Australia for tens of thousands of years to protect and enhance bushland. Now, across Wiradjuri Country in the Central Tablelands, a partnership between the […]
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