Key environmental, government and community stakeholders from across the Hawkesbury and Blue Mountains attended a roundtable alongside the Chair of The Wildlife and Threatened Species Bushfire Recovery Expert Panel today.
The Government is funding series of projects through Greening Australia that will enhance the protection of native habitats, build capacity in our native seed and nursery industry, and deliver a ten-year native seed and landscape restoration strategy.
Three key projects delivering improved health and water quality to the Hawkesbury and Nepean Rivers have been approved under the Morrison Government’s $100 million Environment Restoration Fund.
Wildlife Carers will be able to access first aid equipment, animal food and formula, fuel vouchers and mental health support as part of a $1 million funding program announced by the Morrison Government and the Foundation for National Parks and Wildlife...
Three commemorative bronze sculptures designed by Aboriginal artists have been chosen to mark the 250th anniversary of the first contact between the crew of HMB Endeavour and the Gweagal people on the shores of Botany Bay.
Ecologists, heritage experts, Indigenous land managers and community representatives are attending a ministerial roundtable at Parliament House today to review bushfire impacts on natural and cultural heritage sites, and to assist in identifying recovery
A meeting today with inspirational female scientists at the forefront of bushfire forecasting, flood management and rural climate management has highlighted the vital roles of women in science and the importance of encouraging more girls into the field.
The Wildlife and Threatened Species Bushfire Recovery Expert Panel has identified a provisional list of 113 animal species as the highest priorities for action to support recovery from the 2019-2020 bushfires.
The Morrison Government is driving Australia’s waste-recycling industry forward, investing almost $20 million in a series of projects which will create new jobs, grow our economy and help our environment.
The Australian Government has committed $5 million to help the Queensland Government re-deploy shark drum-lines and improve swimmer safety inside the Great Barrier Reef Marine Park.
