by Sam Sweeney | Mar 30, 2023 | First Nations
The Barmah National Park is Yorta Yorta country. But feral horses pose a serious threat to Aboriginal cultural heritage and the ecological health of the Barmah Forest and wetlands. During recent flood events, Victorian government agencies and pro-feral horse...
by Rachael Szumski | Mar 10, 2023 | Coal pollution
AGL plans to massively expand its coal ash dumps in the Latrobe Valley – exposing the community to toxic coal waste for almost another 20 years. Thanks for being part of this! Hundreds of people from the community called on the EPA to reject this proposal. These dumps...
by Rachael Szumski | Feb 16, 2023 | Coal pollution
Hidden beside coal-fired power stations, toxic ash dumps across Australia are threatening the local community’s rivers, lakes, farmland and forests with contamination. Decades of brown coal mining to power Victoria has left the Latrobe Valley with enormous unstable...
by Rachael Szumski | Feb 3, 2023 | Biodiversity, Nature, Savannah Woodlands
The Northern Territory’s tropical savanna is a national treasure. With sweeping orange plains and eucalypt woodlands home to scurrying marsupials and vibrant birds calling from the canopy. We have some of the largest intact savanna remaining on earth. But our...
by Sam Sweeney | Feb 2, 2023 | Biodiversity, Nature, Savannah Woodlands
It’s hard to capture the magic of our woodland savannas – from eucalypt trees and tall grasses, to magnificent birds, reptiles, mammals and insects. But the savanna woodlands of the NT are collapsing. Skyrocketing land clearing, inadequate nature laws in the...
