Відео

We had a chat with Heidi McElnea who is is a Regional Coordinator for Community Power Agency, bringing stakeholders together to proactively address the potential social and environmental impacts of a renewable energy zone (REZ) context and identify regional opportunities in the shift to clean energy. In her most recent collaboration, Building Better Biodiversity on Solar Farms, Heidi worked wit...

Koalas are predicted to be extinct in New South Wales by 2050. Urban development, industrial logging, deforestation, mining and land clearing are destroying their homes. Instead of taking action, the NSW government has continued to spend taxpayer money to industrially log koalas’ habitat, including forests meant to be protected as the Great Koala National Park. Become a koala champion and join ...

Hosted and organised by the Alliance for Nature NSW. Habitat clearing in NSW is out of control. The laws that are meant to protect nature are failing. Habitat clearing, alongside climate change, is the most significant threat to species in NSW. We're calling for an end to business as usual.

Twenty percent of the drained wetlands in NSW that are being used for agriculture are below 1/2 metre above sea level, and are causing eighty percent of the acid and blackwater pollution problems in coastal rivers. Already, rising seas and an increase in extreme flooding means these areas are becoming unsuitable for agriculture. These low lying vulnerable areas that are at and below 1/2 metre A...

The NSW Government is currently reviewing the NSW Koala Strategy, and are seeking input on a discussion paper to shape the updated strategy. Koalas in NSW are in a perilous position, on a road to extinction by 2050 if nothing changes. They face threats from disease, car strike, dog attack, and habitat loss at a large scale. Stopping habitat loss is the quickest and most effective way of protect...

Up and down the NSW coast, our towns and environment are at threat. From Brunswick Heads to Bega, hordes of historic development approvals left dormant for many decades are rising from the dead, despite in many cases directly contradicting modern planning and environmental requirements. As these ‘zombie developments’ were approved as early as the 1980s, the result is that your town may be slate...

On Wednesday 13th March 2024, just days before the matter was due to be heard in the Land & Environment Court, the Nature Conservation Council NSW settled by agreement their water and climate change court case against NSW Minister for Water Rose Jackson and Minister for Climate Change and Environment Penny Sharpe. Debrief webinar featuring: Uncle Tony Lees - Traditional Owner, Trangie NSW Jacqu...

Establish a 'drought reserve' of 4 years water supply for critical river flows and town water supplies in all large public dams in the northern Murray-Darling Basin.

Sign our petiton here www.nature.org.au/rescue_the_darling_baaka

"I'm sick of hearing this bullshit that I've had to listen to for the past 40 years, so I decided as part of my therapy to write this book."- We spoke to Professor David Lindenmayer, leading Forest ecology expert, about the recent attempts to remove glider surveys, the relationships between logging and bushfires, his new book and more.

Learn more about the work the Nature Conservation Council's Large Forest Owls Project team are doing to help the recovery of owl species, such as the Barking Owl, and other hollow dependant wildlife, who were badly affected by the bushfires of 2019/20 on north coast NSW. This important work is supported by the NSW Government through its Environmental Trust.

Habitat clearing in NSW is out of control and it’s getting worse. Since changes introduced in 2016, habitat clearing rates have tripled, with an area 4x the size of Newcastle lost each year. Habitat clearing for agricultural development is now the biggest cause of environmental loss in NSW, with 50 million trees and almost 100,000 hectares lost each year. And the laws meant to protect nature ar...

Legislation in Parliament next week could offer rivers in the Murray-Darling a lifeline ahead of drought. But only if we see 3 things: 🔒 A guarantee that 450 billion litres of water for the environment will be delivered on time 🐟 More water flowing down the Darling-Baaka to reduce the risk of catastrophic fish kills ✊🏾 Proper recognition of the rights of First Nations people Time for federal La...

An online panel discussion held on September 27 to hear from First Nations leaders about the Voice, and the connection between protecting our environment, climate action and First Nations Justice. Speakers: - 15:40 - Josie Alec, Kuruma Marthudunera . First Nations' Lead ACF. - 23:06 - Tamika Sadler, Gubbi Gubbi, Torres Strait and South Sea Islander. First Nations Justice Campaigner at GetUp - 3...

Updates from the Pilliga

An Evening with Minister Tanya Plibersek - Zoom Recording

Canva Training

Ryde Hunters Hill Candidate Forum March 2023

They're STILL woodchipping wildlife habitat!

North Shore Meet the Candidate Forum 2023

NSW Online Water Forum 2023

South Coast Candidate Forum 2023

Wetlands video - no subs

Kiama Candidate Forum 2023

Heathcote Candidate Forum 2023

NSW Environment Leaders Forum 2023 Water Question

NSW Environment Leaders Forum 2023

Lane Cove Candidate Forum 2023

Willoughby Candidate Forum 2023