named from the distinctive orange fur that surrounds each eye, the Spectacled Hare-Wallaby is considered very rare in the Kimberley region.

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A suburb of Melbourne at sunrise.

Success

Australia's first urban forest strategy

To protect and enhance urban natural assets, Melbourne has become one of first major cities in the world to develop a plan for nature at a metropolitan scale.

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thrive in large numbers at Gayini Nimmie-Caira

Places We Protect

Saving the Great Cumbung

Protecting the largest remaining reed swamp in the Murray-Darling Basin.

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within Port Phillip Heads Marine National Park at Port Phillip Bay, Victoria

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Reef Cam

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Our Priorities

A world where people and nature thrive

We work to meet this ambitious goal by focusing on these key areas of conservation.

Our Work

Red Gum trees line the bank of Frenchmans Creek, a short tributary of the Darling River in west New South Wales at dawn.

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Creating a Sustainable Murray-Darling

Red Gum trees Red Gum trees line the bank of Frenchmans Creek, a short tributary of the Darling River in west New South Wales at dawn. © Andrew Peacock/Tandem Stills & Motion
a group of people poses for an outdoor photo

Partnerships

Working with Indigenous Australians for Conservation

KJ Jigalong rangers pose for a photo © Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa
Interstates cut through swaths of forest.

Report

The Science Of Sustainability

Two Paths Interstates cut through swaths of forest. © Edouard Ki
Underwater view of a a healthy oyster reef

Feature

Victoria's Lost Reefs Rediscovered

Port Phillip Bay Building new shellfish reefs in Australia. © Simon Branigan
Bar-tailed Godwit birds in flight in a blue sky

Places We Protect

Adelaide International Bird Sanctuary

Bar-tailed Godwits flying over Gulf St Vincent © Chris Purnell/Birdlife Australia
at Kata Kjuta
Sunset at Kata Kjuta © Robin Moon