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Indigenous-led wildlife Research Collection charts a new course for environmental management in Australia

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The Biodiversity Council acknowledges the First Peoples of the lands and waters of Australia, and pays respect to their Elders, past, present and future and expresses gratitude for long and ongoing custodianship of Country.

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Insights from our budget washup webinar

29 May 2024
Missed our budget washup webinar? You can catch up with the recording and access resources and other insights into the budget in this article.
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Two-thirds of Australians think pet owners should be required to keep cats contained

23 May 2024
New research has found that two in three Australians would support policies that require cat owners to keep their cat contained to their property.
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Trees please me, but we also need biodiversity in our cities

22 May 2024
Increasing the amount of nature in our cities can provide many benefits as long as it's done with biodiversity in mind.
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From bird baths to rocks, seven things people put in their gardens to help wildlife, and how well they work

23 April 2024
What animals are using your backyard? And what backyard features entice wildlife to visit? A new study has the answers.
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Water-theft is a major issue for the environment in the Murray-Darlin Basin; inconsistent laws are a big part of the problem

22 April 2024
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.
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New study finds EPBC Act assessment decisions are having little effect on reducing habitat loss for threatened species

25 March 2024
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.
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James Trezise appointed as new director of the Biodiversity Council

29 February 2024
Respected campaigner, leader and environmental policy specialist James Trezise has joined the Biodiversity Council as the organisation’s new director.
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Easy ways to help nature in Australia

24 February 2024
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.
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Harry Potter and the Disenchanted Wildlife: how light and sound shows can harm nocturnal animals

9 February 2024
Lights and wildlife don't mix. Read how the growing popularity of artificial light shows could be sending our suburbs silent.
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Allowing duck hunting to continue in Victoria is shameful and part of a disturbing trend

30 January 2024
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.
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