Micro-chip technology and a specially constructed network of boulders and purpose-built alpine tunnels are delivering new hope and fascinating insights into a species so secretive that it was thought extinct in the 1960’s.
The Morrison Government has announced $7 million for recycling in regional and remote Australia as it continues to create jobs and help our environment by turbocharging Australia’s waste and recycling industry.
The successful trial of a new GPS tracking system has seen two more deadly ‘ghost’ nets retrieved from the Torres Strait under the Australian Government’s $14.8 million Ghost Nets Initiative...
Visitors to Walls of Jerusalem National Park will benefit from upgrades to walking tracks, campsites and amenities with stage 2 works scheduled to get underway in October 2021.
Australia has again taken its plastics mission to the world stage as Minister for the Environment Sussan Ley joined calls for a new global agreement on Marine Plastic Pollution while addressing two major international meetings.
The marine environment off the coast of Adelaide’s southern suburbs will get a significant boost and there will be more local tourism and recreational opportunities, with O’Sullivan Beach confirmed as the location for Adelaide’s...
Morrison Government upgrades to the Broome weather radar are now giving the Kimberleys access to more reliable weather data, improved storm surge tracking and enhanced information for emergency services.
Captive bred Regent Honeyeaters are being played recordings of wild honeyeaters to ensure that once released they can ‘speak the right language’ and sing like their wild counterparts.
Australia’s threatened species are emerging from the devastation of the worst bushfires on record with a message of hope on National Threatened Species Day.
An additional 3.7 million hectares of land and sea will be placed in the care of Traditional Owners for biodiversity conservation under a proposed expansion of Indigenous Protected Areas (IPA) completing a 62 per cent expansion...
