The Nature Conservancy Australia

Conservation Update

Protecting the wetlands of Brindingabba

The Nature Conservancy has partnered with the NSW Government to support the purchase of the Brindingabba and Brinda Stations in NSW.

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Conservation Successes

Watch this video to see what your support helped make possible in 2022!

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Instructional Material

Sustainability Guide Download

Do you want to do your part and help make our world a little greener, a little more sustainable?

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Reef Cam

Watch highlights of our Reef Cam in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria. Keep watching to the end, you might see a dolphin. Or click on the button below to watch Reef Cam.

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Places We Protect

Exploring Gayini - Nari Nari Country

Managing Country for conservation, sustainable agriculture and Indigenous heritage. Learn how we're helping Indigenous people reconnect with Country.

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Our Work

A white pelican in a wetland surrounded by trees — Feature

Creating a sustainable Murray-Darling

a group of people poses for an outdoor photo — Partnerships

Working with Indigenous Australians for Conservation

by Justin Adams | Nov. 30, 2020

KJ Jigalong rangers pose for a photo © Kanyirninpa Jukurrpa

Interstates cut through swaths of forest. — Report

The Science Of Sustainability

Schools of juvenile snapper at a shellfish reef — Feature

Restoring shellfish reefs

June , 2020

Schools of pinkie snapper at our shellfish reef in Port Phillip Bay, Victoria © Jarrod Boord, Streamline Media

Nyikina and Mangala people — Places We Protect

Protecting the Kimberley’s Fitzroy River region

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Nyikina and Mangala people celebrating the launch of the Walalakoo Healthy Country Plan © Michael Douglas

Explore our places

Deep glow of sunset on red rocks with clouds in the dark sky above. — Sunset at Kata Kjuta © Robin Moon