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The Northern Corroborree Frog has historically declined due to the chytrid disease. Image: Ken Griffiths/stock.adobe.com

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Latest News

Northern Corroboree Frog numbers increase in Bondo State Forest

Northern Corroboree Frog surveys across Bondo State Forest in NSW have recorded the highest number of detections in recent years signalling encouraging signs for the critically endangered species. Read More

Tom Foster7 minutes agoJune 16, 2026

Street trees in Unley are linked to higher property values. Photo courtesy of City of Unley

Conservation, Councils, Eye on the Industry, Government, Latest News, Research, Trees, Uncategorized, Urban greening

Street trees deliver $1.50 return for every dollar invested

Planting and maintaining street trees is not only good for the environment; it’s a sound economic investment that benefits society in multiple ways over their full lifecycle. Read More

Tom Foster7 days agoJune 17, 2026

The Australian Regent Honeyeater is a threatened species. Image: Ken Griffiths

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Government, Latest News, Resources

Threatened species protection boosted by $221 million

The Minns Labor Government is investing $221 million in a new, holistic approach to threatened species conservation. Read More

Tom FosterJune 8, 2026, 8:47 amJune 8, 2026

The critically endangered Plains-wanderer depends on native grasslands in northern Victorian landholders. Image: Ben Williams/Trust for Nature.

Conservation, Government, Latest News

Victorian landholders to lead conservation effort

Some of Australia’s threatened wildlife and plants have a brighter future thanks to a new project that will protect their habitat by working collaboratively with Victorian landholders. Read More

Tom FosterJune 2, 2026, 4:12 pmJune 2, 2026

September will be Save the Koala Month in 2026. Image: MrPreecha/stock.adobe.com

Conservation, Industry Events, Latest News, Upcoming Events

Save the Koala month is coming

The Australian Koala Foundation is reminding supporters across Australia and around the world to mark their calendars, with Save the Koala Month returning this September. Read More

Tom FosterMay 28, 2026, 1:19 pmMay 28, 2026

Azerbaijan will host the global observance of World Environment Day 2026. Image: dudlajzov/stock.adobe.com

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Industry Events, Latest News, Upcoming Events

World Environment Day 2026: A global call for climate action

World Environment Day 2026 focuses on climate change – on the urgent signals the Earth is sending and the signals we choose to send back. The United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP’s) global campaign calls for all to step in and steer a world already in motion. See how you can get involved. Read More

Tom FosterMay 27, 2026, 9:20 amMay 27, 2026

The Climate Council has warned science cuts will make it harder for Australians to prepare for weather extremes like flooding. Image: waraphot/stock.adobe.com

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Latest News

Science cuts could leave Australians in the dark on climate impacts

The Climate Council has warned science cuts, like the loss of 92 climate science positions at the CSIRO announced on May 21, will make it harder for Australians to understand and prepare for major changes in weather extremes like bushfire weather, flooding and sea level rise. Read More

Tom FosterMay 22, 2026, 9:20 amMay 22, 2026

Fire cameras have again proven critical in protecting communities, plantations and landscapes. Image GTFA

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Forestry, Latest News, Tech, Trees

Fire cameras prove critical in protecting Victorians

The Green Triangle’s fire cameras have again proven critical in protecting communities, plantations and landscapes, delivering rapid identification of unplanned fires and enabling swift suppression during a season marked by elevated fire risk. Read More

Tom FosterMay 20, 2026, 6:30 pmMay 20, 2026

City of Casey Mayor Stefan Koomen and Councillors Scott Dowling, Gary Rowe and Kim Ross with members of Council’s City Greening team. replanting after tree removal. Image: City of Casey

Conservation, Councils, Eye on the Industry, GPS, Latest News, Trees, Urban greening

From removal to renewal: replanting begins in Berwick

After a necessary removal of trees, The City of Casey is restoring a green corridor along a stretch of the Princes Highway in Berwick, with replanting now underway to bring back shade, biodiversity and a greener streetscape. Read More

Tom FosterMay 14, 2026, 10:08 amMay 14, 2026

The Great Koala National Park will protect a nationally critical koala population and more than 100 threatened species. Image: D Wildlife/stoxck.adobe.com

Conservation, Eye on the Industry, Forestry, Government, Latest News

Great Koala National Park update

Minister for the Environment, Penny Sharpe, has visited Coffs Harbour to advance plans for the Great Koala National Park, an area which will protect a nationally critical koala population and more than 100 threatened species. Read More

Tom FosterMay 12, 2026, 2:55 pmMay 12, 2026

Conservation

Northern Corroboree Frog numbers increase in Bondo State Forest

Street trees deliver $1.50 return for every dollar invested

Threatened species protection boosted by $221 million

Victorian landholders to lead conservation effort

Save the Koala month is coming

World Environment Day 2026: A global call for climate action

Science cuts could leave Australians in the dark on climate impacts

Fire cameras prove critical in protecting Victorians

From removal to renewal: replanting begins in Berwick

Great Koala National Park update

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