The Australian Government has provided an update to the UNESCO World Heritage Centre on how Australia is better protecting and restoring the Great Barrier Reef.
To mark World Wetlands Day, the Federal and Queensland Labor governments have released a new strategy to better protect and restore wetlands in the Great Barrier Reef.
The Albanese Labor Government is wasting no time delivering on its commitment to deliver the Murray-Darling Basin Plan in full, following the passage of the Restoring our Rivers Act in December.
One of the world’s most fascinating migrations is now underway on Christmas Island in Australia’s Indian Ocean Territories, capturing the attention of wildlife lovers across the world.
The Albanese Labor Government has authorised Australian scientists to stage an emergency intervention to save the red handfish from extinction, housing the critically endangered fish at breeding facilities in Tasmania...
The Red Handfish, Northern Hairy-nosed Wombat and Imlay Mallee are just some of the threatened animals set to benefit from a $24 million funding boost from the Australian Government, as part of ongoing efforts to save our native species.
The Australian and New South Wales governments are using world leading technology to crack down on the global illegal trade of native plants and animals.
Communities along the River Murray in South Australia will receive funding for crucial infrastructure projects under the $19.7 million constraints measures early works program, including projects at Murray Bridge, Swan Reach and Morgan.
