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.

A study by researchers at The University of Queensland has found that the EPBC Act is not delivering on its primary purpose of halting biodiversity loss.

Respected campaigner, leader and environmental policy specialist James Trezise has joined the Biodiversity Council as the organisation’s new director.

There are many things that every person can do to help nature in Australia, and lots of them are very easy and also provide benefits to you.

Lights and wildlife don't mix. Read how the growing popularity of artificial light shows could be sending our suburbs silent.

The Victorian government has confirmed duck and quail hunting will continue in the state. The controversial decision is a rejection of recommendations by a bipartisan parliamentary committee which recommended ending native bird hunting this year.

Nature in Australia has suffered major losses which are not slowing. From invasive species to government policies, here are the main causes...

New research suggests we can act to boost the climate and nature at the same time; if we can improve the way market incentives work - Australian farmers can play a key role in ecosystem repair.