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Proposed H5N1 Bird Flu Priority Wildlife Protection Program

26 August 2026
An expert-led, collaborative framework for investing an initial $200 million over two years to protect and recover Australia’s wildlife at greatest risk from H5N1 bird flu
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Securing a Resilient Future for Australia’s Oceans: a scientific consensus statement on the Federal Commonwealth Marine Park Review

25 August 2026
275 scientists call on the Australian Government to ensure the Federal Commonwealth Marine Park Review delivers a marine park system that is scientifically credible, enduring and delivers benefits for oceans and people.
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Submission to the Draft Western Swamp Tortoise Environmental Protection Policy 2026

10 August 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft Environmental Protection (Western Swamp Tortoise Habitat) Policy 2026 (‘the draft EPP’).
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Submission to the Nature Repair Committee Enhancing Native Vegetation method consultation

5 August 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft Enhancing Native Vegetation (ENV) method.
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Submission to the Managing the biodiversity impacts of renewable energy - guidance and advisory notes

29 July 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on Managing the biodiversity impacts of renewable energy - guidance and advisory notes.
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Submission to the Victoria’s draft Adaptation Action Plans 2027-31

22 July 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on Victoria’s draft Adaptation Action Plans 2027-31 (the draft Plans). Anticipating, preparing and responding to climate impacts is critical for all states and territories.
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Submission on the Draft National Environmental Standard (Data and Information)

7 July 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Draft National Environmental Standard (Data and Information) 2026.
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Submission to the National Environmental Standard for Environmental Offsets

3 June 2026
The Biodiversity Council welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the draft National Environmental Standard for Environmental Offsets (Offset Standard).
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Open Letter: Intergenerational Equity demands greater investment in the protection and care of nature

2 June 2026
An open letter to the Prime Minister and other ministers from more than 400 scientists, young people, Indigenous leaders, and conservation experts about the need for conservation investment.
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Cracking the code: Using nature data to understand the impact of the ASX200

28 May 2026
This report assesses the nature-related impacts and dependencies of Australia’s ASX200 companies, with a focus on implications for listed companies and their investors.
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