Jaragun EcoServices will be working in the Russell Mulgrave Basin to recover three culturally and ecologically important species that can improve carbon sequestration, sediment and nutrient filtration and other ecosystem services.

The Australian Government has allocated $28.5 million across 18 on-ground projects to restore and rehabilitate coastal habitats on the Great Barrier Reef. The projects represent a wise investment from the government, but funding should be scaled up.

Now more than ever, we need to make sure that Indigenous Australians have a meaningful seat at the table when it comes to looking after Country and that their voices are heard.

We urge the Australian Government to adopt a requirement of locked-in conservation for 99 years, where permanent is not possible, for areas counted to our international 30x30 conservation commitment.

Missed our budget washup webinar? You can catch up with the recording and access resources and other insights into the budget in this article.

New research has found that two in three Australians would support policies that require cat owners to keep their cat contained to their property.

Increasing the amount of nature in our cities can provide many benefits as long as it's done with biodiversity in mind.

What animals are using your backyard? And what backyard features entice wildlife to visit? A new study has the answers.

Water is being stolen in the Murray-Darling Basin and it is the environment and taxpayers who fund much-needed environmental flows who bear the cost.

The average ocean water temperature this year has been consistently one of the hottest on record in Australia and globally. The marine heat wave is currently causing extensive coral bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef.