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Greening Australia’s habitat protection project a finalist in National Landcare Awards

Our Land for Wildlife Top End program to protect habitat in the Northern Territory has been nominated for a prestigious 2018 National Landcare Award. The program works closely with landholders...

Hope Restored for the South Eastern Red-Tailed Black-Cockatoo

...more funding is required to help ensure their long-term survival” says Greening Australia’s Senior Project Officer, Doug Phillips. Unlike other sub-species of the Red-Tailed Black-Cockatoo, the south-eastern sub-species is an...

Restoring habitat for the endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black Cockatoo

Four years ago we embarked on a project to restore habitat for the impressive but nationally endangered South-eastern Red-tailed Black Cockatoo, when it was realised that their stringybark habitat was...

Pilot project to protect rare Pilbara vegetation

Rare and unique sand dune habitats are receiving a lifeline through a pilot project managed by Greening Australia for the WA Government’s Pilbara Environmental Offsets Fund. The Priority Ecological Community...

The future of native seed in Australia: a shared vision

A message from Samantha Craigie, Project Phoenix Manager Native seed represents growth, potential and hope. These seeds are essential to preserve and grow the unique biodiversity of the Australian landscape....

New Virgin Australia and Greening Australia carbon offsetting partnership takes flight

A flock of Banded Stilts take to the wing. cc Ed Dunens I WIKIPEDIA A significant new carbon offsetting partnership between Virgin Australia and national not-for-profit, Greening Australia, will see...

Re-connecting fragmented Malleefowl habitat

Malleefowl (Leipoa ocellata) in Little Desert National Park, Victoria. Photo: Donald Hobern CC-BY-2.0 Over the past five years, Greening Australia has partnered with the Mallee Catchment Management Authority (CMA) and...

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