10 reasons Australians should celebrate bilbies, not bunnies, this Easter
The bilby is becoming Australia’s Easter icon and a symbol of hope for our native wildlife.
The bilby is becoming Australia’s Easter icon and a symbol of hope for our native wildlife.
From luxuries like champagne to the very livelihoods of fishing communities in the developing world – the climate-driven shifts in species will affect us all.
They were only rediscovered in 2013, and now a new population has been found in northern Western Australia, where the last confirmed sighting was over 100 years ago.
We may need to consider renaming the Hanley’s river snail to the Hanley’s pipe snail, given the endangered species has survived by taking up residence in an inconvenient man-made habitat.
Please donate to help bring this marsupial back from the brink of extinction.
A crowd-funding campaign is aiming to boost numbers of Norfolk Island green parrots after a rough few decades – being brought back from the brink of extinction not once, but twice.
The ‘de-extinction’ of long-lost species could lead to net biodiversity loss, according to new research using NSW and New Zealand as examples.
Once thought to be extinct, the pygmy bluetongue is today rarely seen except by experts with fishing rods.
Researchers have found a second population of one of Australia’s rarest marsupials in far-north Queensland.
The public can now listen to the calls of the elusive night parrot, presumed extinct until its sensational rediscovery in 2013.