Urban sprawl has forced native animals and humans to live close together. Here are eight ways to make your home a refuge for wildlife.

The motivations for incorporating nature into the design of cities have never been more compelling. Creating experiences with nature that occur every day (everyday nature) in cities could help revers...

Commonwealth will pay for a quarter of public school funding, up from a fifth, replicating an agreement reached with South Australia and Victoria last month

Executive Manager Science and Conservation | Bush Heritage Australia

The people of western Melbourne have been short-changed by the actions of a developer who destroyed 40 hectares of a Critically Endangered ecosystem that was earmarked for a future conservation and re...

Tell your local MP you want them to safeguard the rivers, forests and threatened wildlife of the central west by the end of 2024.

As Ningaloo reef bleaches and an election looms, we must look to those who stand in the way of our safety – the small cohort of people profiting from fossil fuels, and the politicians who protect them

As Ningaloo reef bleaches and an election looms, we must look to those who stand in the way of our safety – the small cohort of people profiting from fossil fuels, and the politicians who protect them

Animal rescuers claim that new Victorian government cat management policies will result in an increase in the number of cats that are euthanized in pounds, in this edition of The Conversation we ask h...

New research shows that three-quarters of Australians support the establishment of new national parks to protect natural and cultural values, and only 5% are opposed to establishing new parks.

Managed well, golf courses can bring nature back to our cities. Here’s how to balance the good and bad for urban biodiversity.

Researchers mined the knowledge of politicians, public servants and environmental advocates to understand how everyday people can achieve real change for nature.

Researchers mined the knowledge of politicians, public servants and environmental advocates to understand how everyday people can achieve real change for nature.

Careful management including weed control and a burn laid the groundwork for floral abundance in Boorhaman reserve

Areas that had multiple fires prior to 2019–20 had greater biodiversity losses when Black Summer fires hit compared to areas that had burnt once or not at all beforehand.