Now has never been a better time to take action to save, preserve and grow our national parks. This has never been more important, especially now that Australia is committed to dedicating at least 30% of our nation’s land and sea to biodiversity conservation by no later than 2030. We can drive this change today.
Our national parks are great treasures of national and international importance, and with your support, we can continue to make them a priority.
The period covered by the last strategic plan, NPA Strategy 2018-2022, witnessed a truly shocking deterioration in the condition of nature across the globe. During these five years the long-predicted impacts of a heating climate and habitat loss became all…
Bruce GallFormer Director of the Queensland National Parks and Wildlife ServiceDr Graeme L. Worboys AMFormer Honorary Associate Professor at the Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian National University. This is the final article in an 8-part series discussing our…
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CAMPAIGN UPDATE: A NEW HOPE For all, too long ago the prospect of significantly reforming our nature laws and expanding the NSW Protected Area Network seemed like a pipe dream. Yet now, with international consensus around the crisis affected natural…
