WILDLIFE WALL
Take action to tackle deforestation
Will you add to the wildlife wall - and demand action on deforestation?
Humpback whales were once on the brink – but when the world banned commercial whaling, they bounced back. Now they’re no longer threatened.
Tackling deforestation could be the same turning point – for koalas, pink-tailed worm-lizards and thousands more species.
But it won’t happen unless we push for it. Reforming Australia’s environment laws is our best chance.
- Add a photo (or artwork or drawing) of your favourite species threatened by deforestation.
- Include a short message about why it matters to you. Is it near your home? Do you have a special connection to it?
- We’ll package these up and send them to key decision-makers.
How to add your photo to the wildlife wall
- Hit the button “Add to the wildlife wall”.
- Depending on your browser settings, it might try to open your webcam.
- To upload a photo instead:
- Click the three lines on the left
- Select “My device” and choose your image
- On mobile, tap “Take photo” → “Photo library” to pick an image from your phone.
See what others posted on the wildlife wall
WHY THIS MATTERS
The biggest environmental policy moment of our time
Strong environment laws could finally tackle the destruction caused by large-scale deforestation and land clearing in Australia.
Reform of our national environment laws is our once-in-a-generation chance to close the loopholes, require assessment of logging, and give our native wildlife a fighting chance.
