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Spotlight On Nature

As we confront the challenges of biodiversity loss and climate change, it is more important than ever to protect our environment.

Threats to nature jeopardise the lifestyles and livelihoods that are central to our identity as West Aussies - from family camping trips to surfing and hiking, to fishing, farming, and tourism.

To halt extinctions and ecosystem destruction, we need strong nature protection laws. To start with, we must protect all remaining critical and remnant habitat from clearing and other threatening processes and significantly increase funding for ecological restoration programs.

Find stories of nature across Western Australia here.

Nature Laws

Communities across WA are witnessing the impacts of environmental decline firsthand, and frustration is growing over our Governments’ failure to respond meaningfully. We need environment laws that actually protect nature. Sign up...
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Save Our Little Penguins

There are now less than 120 Little Penguins remaining. Studies of the Penguin Island colony in Western Australia show that penguin numbers have declined drastically by over 94% since 2007.  Management plans are outdated. ...
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Derbal Nara, Cockburn Sound

The coastline, waters and chain of islands around Derbal Nara (Cockburn Sound) holds remarkable marine and coastal nature.  Yet, environmental protection and biodiversity conservation of this region is uncertain.   Significant industrialisation of the...
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Meeandip, Garden Island

The coastline, waters and chain of islands around Meeandip (Garden Island), Penguin Island and Derbal Nara (Cockburn Sound) holds remarkable marine and coastal nature.  Yet, environmental protection and biodiversity conservation of this region...
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Jirndawurrunha, the Millstream Aquifer in the Pilbara

Jirndawurrunha, as it is known to Yindjibarndi People, is a critical ground water source that has been severely depleted since industrialisation in the Pilbara region.  Jirndawurrunha supports vital ecosystems, central to the Yindjibarndi...
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