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There are also high-tech solutions helping endangered Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles.July 17, 2024by Caitlin FitzsimmonsBiodiversity‘Unpick the damage that’s been done’: Inside NSW plan to rein in rampant land-clearingThe Minns government will tighten land-clearing laws loosened by the Coalition in 2016 and strengthen the contentious biodiversity offsets scheme.July 17, 2024by Caitlin FitzsimmonsBiodiversityCommon product banned around the world is killing our owlsPowerful owls predate on possums, snatching as many as 250 a year. But those possums are increasingly falling prey to another predator: rat poison.July 12, 2024by Bianca HallRenewables‘Absolutely incorrect’: The evidence is in on whales and offshore wind farmsThose who hold doubts about offshore wind farms may not be aware that their misgivings have been deliberately planted.July 11, 2024by Caitlin FitzsimmonsAnimalsThe world’s toughest lion broke an epic record. Australians were filmingJacob the lion has survived being mauled, trapped and gored. Now his life – charted by an Australian biologist – has a dramatic new chapter.July 11, 2024by Angus DaltonAdvertisementNuclear energyThe dirty history of ‘Nukey Poo’, the reactor that soiled the AntarcticAt an American base on NZ-claimed Antarctic territory, a small nuclear reactor was once installed to provide energy and save money. The after-effects are still being felt.July 10, 2024by Nick O'MalleyWildlifeBone found at Balmoral Beach reveals origins of Australia’s apex predatorWhen Sally Wasef sent a bone found in an exclusive Sydney enclave off for carbon testing, she thought it would be a couple of hundred years old. She was wrong.July 9, 2024by Catherine NaylorExclusiveHeritageRay of hope for beach shack owners in the Royal National ParkThe beach communities at Little Garie, Era and Burning Palms in Australia’s oldest national park are heritage listed. Their licences expire in March 2027, and the government is yet to decide what happens after that.July 6, 2024by Caitlin Fitzsimmons1:40WhalesThe biggest threat to whalesEntanglements with fishing gear is the biggest killer of whales and dolphins.July 4, 2024ExclusiveCharityAdmin costs soar as wildlife charity yet to spend bushfire moneyThe biggest wildlife rescue organisation in Australia, WIRES, raised more than $100 million during the Black Summer bushfires. It wants to reduce oversight of the remaining $69 million.June 30, 2024by Caitlin FitzsimmonsShow moreNext
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The biggest ecological survey to date for Australia’s oldest national park and adjoining areas found previously unseen mammal species.
Painting one blade black, or using stripes, on wind turbines is proven to dramatically reduce bird strikes. There are also high-tech solutions helping endangered Tasmanian wedge-tailed eagles.
The Minns government will tighten land-clearing laws loosened by the Coalition in 2016 and strengthen the contentious biodiversity offsets scheme.
Powerful owls predate on possums, snatching as many as 250 a year. But those possums are increasingly falling prey to another predator: rat poison.
Those who hold doubts about offshore wind farms may not be aware that their misgivings have been deliberately planted.
Jacob the lion has survived being mauled, trapped and gored. Now his life – charted by an Australian biologist – has a dramatic new chapter.
At an American base on NZ-claimed Antarctic territory, a small nuclear reactor was once installed to provide energy and save money. The after-effects are still being felt.
When Sally Wasef sent a bone found in an exclusive Sydney enclave off for carbon testing, she thought it would be a couple of hundred years old. She was wrong.
The beach communities at Little Garie, Era and Burning Palms in Australia’s oldest national park are heritage listed. Their licences expire in March 2027, and the government is yet to decide what happens after that.
Entanglements with fishing gear is the biggest killer of whales and dolphins.
The biggest wildlife rescue organisation in Australia, WIRES, raised more than $100 million during the Black Summer bushfires. It wants to reduce oversight of the remaining $69 million.