The largest fine ever issued under Australia’s strict ozone protection laws has been handed down to a Victorian-based fire protection company for the unlawful importation of hydrofluorocarbon (HFC).
Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley has announced strict new conditions for a high profile quarry extension at Port Stephens that will establish a 74 hectare koala habitat corridor to support local populations.
From turtle protection and feral pig control in Cape York, to cleaning up beaches across the Fitzroy region, the Morrison Government has announced up to $28 million in funding to support regional jobs and empower reef communities to protect Queensland’s
The Morrison Government is investing $1 million in the establishment of a new Product Stewardship Centre of Excellence that will play a key role in driving Australia’s circular economy towards an 80 per cent recovery rate across all waste streams by 2030.
Men’s sheds, conservation groups, community organisations, not-for-profits and traditional owners can now apply for grants through the Bushfire Recovery for Wildlife and Habitat Community Grants Program.
A new vision for tourism in Kakadu National Park has been released for public comment as the Morrison Government invests an unprecedented $276 million in Kakadu over ten years.
The Australia National Botanic Gardens is celebrating its 50th anniversary with the official opening of one of the largest gardens in Australia dedicated to a national symbol of biodiversity - the native banksia wildflower.
The Australian Government is delivering on its commitment to fund local wildlife and habitat recovery programs across areas affected by the devastating Black Summer bushfires, with $12 million now awarded to 37 projects over two grants rounds.
Coastal communities from the Bellarine Peninsula to the Otways and along the Great Ocean Road will benefit from significant Australian Government funding to help them restore and protect the habitat and health of their native fauna and flora.
What started with a fisherman catching more than he bargained for has ended with a massive splash off Lord Howe Island that may have saved one of Australia’s most important reefs.
